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The British Council exhibition at Spring Gardens in London, The English Effect, captures the life of English in the world’s language repertoires, and the effect it has had on individuals.
Notre collègue à Lyon a eu la chance d'assister en live au cinéma à une représentation du Royal Opera House à Londres. Elle nous raconte.
Josie Daxter returns to the festival d’Avignon and gives us an insider’s view of what it is like to be a performer and then a spectator at this amazing event.
Ben McConnell blogged about his experiences at the Edinburgh World Writers’ Conference during the Festival Etonnants Voyageurs in Saint-Malo (20- 22 May 2013).
Susie Rodgers, Paralympic swimmer and triple bronze medallist at London 2012, writes about celebrating the victory of pupils from Normandy, winners of English for the Games Competition.
In April 2013, I was invited to deliver a week of workshops for the British Council’s Science in Schools programme.
Conditions… Cela pourrait être le filigrane qui court en transparence le long de l’exposition que le Centre International d’Art et du Paysage (CIAP) de l’île Vassivière consacre à Ian Kiaer…
Managing multilingual identities is like playing chess: you use your quick-thinking analytical skills to move between different coloured blocks, making deliberate decisions about who you
The young people of Argenteuil must have an eccentric sense of the state of British cinema following the week of active workshops they experienced with me.
An ambitious project, Linder’s genesis as a punk vegetarian feminist, with her Dadaist influences and pop cultural references, will strike most as provocative and confrontational.
