New year links

2nd January 2017

Links to take us forwards into 2017. With no reason beyond me finding them interesting or stimulating. Thanks to those who drew my attention to many of them on Twitter and elsewhere, and apologies for not crediting every one of more

5 x 5 No 4: John’s list

30th December 2016

For the end of the annus horribilis of 2016, here is our fourth list of five cultural highlights from the past year. Each of the five of us at Illuminations has chosen five things, whether movies, television series, books, exhibitions or whatever, more

5 x 5 No 3: Louise’s list

30th December 2016

For the end of the annus horribilis of 2016, here is our third list of five cultural highlights from the past year. Each of the five of us at Illuminations has chosen five things, whether movies, television series, books, exhibitions or whatever, more

5 x 5 No 2: Todd’s list

29th December 2016

For the end of the annus horribilis of 2016, here is our second list of five cultural highlights from the past year. Each of the five of us at Illuminations has chosen five things, whether movies, television series, books, exhibitions or whatever, more

5 x 5 No 1: Linda’s list

28th December 2016

For the end of the annus horribilis of 2016, when once again this blog has been less than it should have been, we offer five short lists of five cultural highlights from the past year. Each of the five of more

Sunday links

11th December 2016

I failed to post the past two Sunday links, and nor have I contributed general entries across the past three weeks. Although it's no excuse it has been an exceptionally busy time for the company, mostly because we have been preparing more

Sunday links

21st November 2016

The weekly round-up of links to things that I've found interesting and stimulating over the past few days, with apologies to those who I failed to credit for bringing them to my attention. • Obama reckons with a Trump presidency: remarkable more

Showtime!

18th November 2016

Last night, for the London opening of the Chichester Festival Theatre production of Half a Sixpence, the production's publicists employed an up-to-the-minute medium in a manner that mimicked the early years of television. Working with Facebook Live, Half a Sixpence first more