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The 10 Best New London Theatre Openings in December 2023 - Vimarsana News

The 10 Best New London Theatre Openings in December 2023

From David Tennant in Shakespeare’s Macbeth to Bluey’s stage debut, it’s a December to remember

The Evolution Of Henry Kissinger's Views On Russia And Ukraine - Vimarsana News

The Evolution Of Henry Kissinger's Views On Russia And Ukraine

In September, U.S. elder statesman Henry Kissinger endorsed NATO membership for Ukraine, saying “the idea of a neutral Ukraine under these conditions no longer makes sense.” It was the culmination of his evolving views on Russian President Vladimir Putin and Europe's changing security situation. 

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'Is my play still relevant? I don't care!' Tom Stoppard on his Gaza quandary and reviving Rock 'n' Roll | Tom Stoppard - Vimarsana News

'Is my play still relevant? I don't care!' Tom Stoppard on his Gaza quandary and reviving Rock 'n' Roll | Tom Stoppard

As his Velvet Revolution drama returns, the great writer talks about his mounting Israel-Gaza uncertainties, the epiphanies he has in every hot shower – and our one-star ‘corker’ review of The Crown

Opinion: Kingdoms of This World - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Kingdoms of This World

A Polish lawmaker shares his views on the beatification of a Polish family killed by the Nazis in 1944 for hiding Jews in their home, and its relevance for Ukraine today.

Artists respond to censorship and surveillance in Walker's exhibit about experimental art in the Eastern Bloc - Vimarsana News

Artists respond to censorship and surveillance in Walker's exhibit about experimental art in the Eastern Bloc

“Multiple Realities: Experimental Art in the Eastern Bloc, 1960s-1980s,” on view at the Walker Art Center, takes viewers to Central Eastern Europe during the height of the Iron Curtain.