'A noisy look at feminism': Jumpy, starring Tamsin Greig (REVIEW)

Wednesday, August 29, 2012 'A Noisy Look At Feminism': Jumpy, Starring Tamsin Greig (REVIEW) Tamsin Greig stars in new play Jumpy - but is it any good? Read our review to find out. CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO READ MORE HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Maurice Maeterlinck, author and noble laureate "Remember that happiness is as contagious as gloom. It should be the first duty of those who are happy to let others know of their gladness." This Year's Best Wildlife Photos Under The Influence Feeling Wired Who's A Pretty Boy Then?! Spare Parts BLOG POSTS Hilary Burrage: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875-1912), Britain's Foremost Black Classical Composer: The Centenary Legacy one hundred years after his death, the story and legacy of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, the British child of mixed heritage born with little initial privilege but so much to offer, now unfolds. Michelle Holmes: JA x GB Jamaican culture is drenched here, from the slang we use, often without acknowledging or respecting its origins, the style of which we wear our clothes, the food we eat and the influence on the music we claim as our own. Ana Tzarev: My First Art Critic I remember we had just finished doing a charcoal study of a set of three vases, when in walked the man who would become my first art critic: Marshal Tito. Marshal Tito had recently become the head of the Communist state, so he was well known, even to us 10 year olds. To say we were shocked beyond words is an understatement! Jim Thornton: This Wondrous Isle So just as Danny Boyle gave us a very personal gift with the Opening Ceremony, the memory of which will last a lifetime, I'd like to give him a personal gift in a similar vein from all of us. A book containing photographs of each person's interpretation of what makes this isle wondrous to them. Jason Holmes: Tony Parsons: Why I Write "We all have multiple identities," says Tony Parsons when I ask him whether he feels more of an Englishman or a Londoner, "but I certainly feel like I'm both. But I also feel British.

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