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Richard Thompson at WOMAD, 2014. Image credit – Gideon Mendel
Last weekend 14-18 NOW camped up at Charlton Park, Wiltshire for WOMAD.
You can see images of all the 14-18 NOW WOMAD projects onsite at WOMAD here, including Zimbabwean music collective Siyaya, Richard Thompson, and the LETTER TO AN UNKNOWN SOLDIER workshops.
Critics and audiences gave this epic work a rapturous reception at a packed Turbine Hall last week.
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The First World War proved to be a landmark in cinema history – the first time that the horrors of war could be caught…
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Between 2014-2018, an incredible 35 million people engaged with the First World War through the 14-18 NOW programme of extraordinary arts experiences.
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Today, Vikki Heywood, 14-18 NOW Chairman said: ‘14-18 NOW is delighted that we can extend the life of this beautiful art work and ensure…
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