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10 LONDON BARBICAN (Barbican show will feature an expanded line up of musicians) 12 CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION
The Line Of Best Fit Rich Hughes 2010
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10 LONDON BARBICAN (Barbican show will feature an expanded line up of musicians) 12 CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION
The Line Of Best Fit 2010
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10 LONDON BARBICAN (Barbican show will feature an expanded line up of musicians) 12 CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION
The Line Of Best Fit 2010
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Act fast: the Barbican is sold out and participating Picture House cinemas are filling quickly.
Tristan und Isolde; LSO/Gergiev Fiona Maddocks 2010
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Now, obviously the Barbican is supposed to display modern art, and it couldn't get the Mona Lisa on loan for a "gag" exhibition, but it would have been nice to see even a passing acknowledgement that the collection doesn't represent all Earth art.
Culture review Thursday amuchmoreexotic 2008
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He hated this place, this city of dark weathered façades they called the Barbican, a universe of concrete poured into the middle of Wren's great city.
Whispers Of Betrayal Dobbs, Michael, 1948- 2000
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Kabuki has a flat perspective, whereas the Barbican is a deep stage and I try to mix the two views.
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The Barbican is a horror in many ways, but I remember there are a fair number of places to sit.
Lobbies Lisa Hirsch 2009
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I did the same thing earlier today while I was looking for a theatre, the Barbican, which is showing a stage version of Tintin.
London Roads Andrew 2006
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I did the same thing earlier today while I was looking for a theatre, the Barbican, which is showing a stage version of Tintin.
Archive 2006-01-01 Andrew 2006
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