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Angela Lord

United Kingdom
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Angela Lord’s Biography

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Freelance writer based in the UK, NCTJ-qualified.
Writing on arts, entertainment, culture, nature, travel

Angela Lord’s Journalist Portfolio

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Review: Get Carter

Review: Get Carter

This 1971 version of Get Carter is the original and best. In an age where our screens are awash with violence…

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Art on Your Doorstep

Art on Your Doorstep

The National Gallery is going on the road with an art trail showcasing some of its most popular masterpieces …

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The Water Knows I Love You | The Black Cat Poetry

The Water Knows I Love You | The Black Cat Poetry

The Water Knows I Love You is the second in the nature anthology series from Black Cat Press, gathering poems…

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Darwin and the Return of Disappeared Species

Darwin and the Return of Disappeared Species

After the removal of predators from an island in Galapagos, one species, the Galapagos rail, has made an unex…

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Partenope - London Coliseum | Review

Partenope - London Coliseum | Review

Courtship is on the cards as Partenope is wooed by three rivals in love. But which suitor will suit her? Set …

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Dead Man Walking - London Coliseum | Review

Dead Man Walking - London Coliseum | Review

A devout nun who believes that everyone is entitled to forgiveness and salvation agrees to offers spiritual g…

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Art on Your Doorstep

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By Angela Lord
| Medium
Art on Your Doorstep Press enter or click to view image in full size Gustav Klimt: Portrait of Hermine Gallia, Park Hill Park, Croydon. Picture credit: Glenn Foster The National Gallery is taking some of its most popular masterpieces on the road in a nationwide exhibition and art trail in parks, gardens, and public spaces.
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A Mirror: Bromley Little Theatre

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By Angela Lord
| Medium
A Mirror: Bromley Little Theatre Sam Holcroft’s play, A Mirror, offers multiple reflections on the nature of truth and reality, viewed through the lens of a theatrical performance. Arrivals are greeted at the door as guests attending the wedding of Leyla and Joel, but this scenario soon changes with the announcement that the wedding is simply a cover for an entirely different event altogether.
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Partenope - London Coliseum | Review

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By Angela Lord
| London Theatre 1
Courtship is on the cards as Partenope is wooed by three rivals in love. But which suitor will suit her? Set in 1920s Paris, director Christopher Alden’s vision is inspired by the surrealist movement pioneered by Salvador Dali. Whether she’s sipping cocktails, playing cards or attending masked balls, Partenope loves to party.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

After completing post-graduate NCTJ training, I started out as a regional news reporter

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