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Richard Morrison

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Chronicler of the arts and heritage scene as chief culture writer and chief music critic of The Times. And for light relief: obsessed choir director
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The Return of Inigo Philbrick

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By Richard Morrison Verified
| AIR MAIL Verified
It’s entertaining, to put it mildly, to watch a two-hour documentary that manages to confirm every comment ever made about the ludicrous hype, dodgy deals and murky swindles of the contemporary art market — and then to show that the reality is even more shamelessly corrupt than we outsiders imagined.
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Afrodeutsche review - electro-beats inaugurate Britain’s most exciting new music venue

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By Richard Morrison Verified
| The British Music Digest
★★★☆☆ Of all the reasons to attend this Manchester International Festival event, watching the DJ, singer and composer Afrodeutsche strut her slightly eccentric stuff was, for me, the least compelling. Primarily, I wanted to see what Manchester’s new Aviva Studios (or Factory International, as we called it until a fortnight ago) is like as a music venue. The answer is: impressive.
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Drama Queen

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By Richard Morrison Verified
| AIR MAIL Verified
Do Let’s Have Another Drink!: The Dry Wit and Fizzy Life of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother by Gareth Russell When did the royal family become a soap opera? Your answer probably depends on your age. The under-25s possibly think it all kicked off with Meghan. Those in their fifties might say that the life and death of Diana created an unprecedented media storm. If you are in your seventies, however, you will remember the furor over Margaret’s doomed relationship with Group Captain Peter Townsend.
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