The four-time Dora Award winner sits down with Q's Tom Power to discuss her play Trident Moon, and why she wanted the story ...

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Watershed's Clare Reddington is coming to the end of her term as a British Council trustee. While presenting at a conference in India, she took the opportunity to witness the council’s work.

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There’s a sequential art renaissance happening across the country, with indie festivals creating democratic, artist-first ...

Patna, From military might of the Mauryan Empire to the heroic tales of the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny, a two-day seminar and exhibition hosted at the Danapur Cantonment near Patna has brought the spotlight on ...

Purana Qila, or Old Fort, stands as a silent witness to Delhi's grand history. This formidable structure dates back to the ...

On March 17, 1992, white South Africans voted in a national referendum to end more than 40 years of apartheid. While racial ...