Culture
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The joking superhero is back in Deadpool 2, while Amy Schumer struggles with body image in I feel Pretty and four of Britain's finest actresses, Maggie Smith, Judi Dench, Eileen Atkins and Joan Plowright celebrate their careers in Nothing Like A Dame
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Book now for next month's upcoming treats of Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband from London's Vaudeville Theatre; Swan Lake from the Royal Ballet; Sir Simon Rattle's farewell performance and, of course, it's Glyndebourne season
How sure is their refuge?
A fictional account of a Syrian refugee family is firmly based on the author's personal experiences
Festival to welcome refugees
A cultural feast of fun will take place in Battle at the end of June, to welcome people fleeing persecution, war and discrimnation
Wellington finally gets to France
Martin Wimbush takes the Duke of Wellington to France and gets a warm reception from the English
Music can unite the world
It will be a truly unique experience to attend the concerts offered at the Opus Theatre, Hastings
Let's go to a show!
Three great shows at the Kino this coming week: Matthew Bourne's Cinderella; the musical An American in Paris, and the very special Dam Busters at 75 from the Royal Albert Hall with Dan Snow compering, interviews with special guests and a showing of the digitally remastered original film
Let's go to the movies!
Charlize Theron stars as Marlo, a harrassed mum who is sent a night-nanny by her brother in a story about modern motherhood