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Body Of Work expected in the UK early next year Hannah Gadsby has announced a new stand-up show, which will be coming to the UK early next year. Body Of Work follows the success of her international breakthrough smash Nanette and its follow-up Douglas, both of which have been released as Netflix specials. She today announced a raft of Australian and New Zealand dates from July to November, as well as revealing the striking tour image, above. And while no European dates have yet been confirmed, she is expected here early in 2022. Tweeting the news of the first dates, she said: ‘Here’s a bi...

Little is known about her new project. The announcement comes several days after Gadsby announced she had married producer Jenney Shamash in January. Shamash has worked in London and New York and produced Douglas. Nanette was meant to be Gadsby’s last hurrah before retiring from comedy. “Opportunities came a knocking but Hannah decided to stick with what she loves and couldn’t quit: stand-up comedy,” the statement said. Nine Nanette was meant to be Gadsby’s last hurrah before retiring from comedy. She’s changed her mind. During a 2018 interview with Jimmy Fallon on US televis...

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/ The international photographer and activist Nan Goldin, a survivor of the OxyContin epidemic in the US, was followed and harassed by private investigators hired by the Sackler family, a new book claims. The founder of PAIN in 2017, a group hell-bent on holding the Sackler family accountable for the opioid crisis, has been successful in raising awareness about this notorious family-owned business. A number of high profile art institutions, including the Serpentine Galleries, The Louvre, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, have since refused gifts from the Sacklers, and many have agreed to r...

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