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Marigny. Marc Douet salué par la commune. Marc Douet quitte son poste d'agent technique communal pour intégrer le conseil départemental, à l'unité territoriale technique de Cérilly-Bourbon-l'Archambault. Une manifestation s'est déroulée en son honneur, en présence de la quasi-totalité du conseil municipal, des employé(e)s communaux. Marie-Thérèse Chabot, maire de 1995 à 2001, et Chantal Beaufils, secrétaire de mairie pendant 28 ans, étaient présentes, elles avaient procédé à l'embauche de Marc, en 1999. Philippe Prugneau, maire,...

Review: The Invisible Hand, at Kiln Theatre Political thriller about an American banker kidnapped in Pakistan is a brilliant portrayal of the cyclical nature of greed, corruption and violence 15 July, 2021 — By Lucy Popescu Daniel Lapaine in The Invisible Hand. Photo: Mark Douet DON’T miss Ayad Akhtar’s five-star political thriller, depicting the collision of capitalism and terrorism, given a welcome revival at the Kiln and featuring a brilliant four-strong cast. Nick Bright (Daniel Lapaine) is an American banker kidnapped in Pakistan and held for ransom. But his captors have g...

01 July, 2021 — By Michael White Don Giovanni. Photo: Mark Douet THERE used to be a time when song recitals felt like an endangered species. People found them too intense, too difficult to follow – not least when the texts were in a foreign language. But that’s changed, I’m glad to say, thanks to a new breed of outstanding younger singers whose electrifying presentation is at least as good as rock stars (even without lights and mics), and to a growing universe of song-based festivals that offer them a platform. The London Song Festival is actually one of the smaller fixtur...