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My definition of artistic excellence is the National Theatre's production of Every Good Boy Deserves Favour.
Oily Cart - 100% inclusive theatre
80 young dancers on Weymouth Esplanade dancing Morris. A pleasure to see after the publicity saying morris was dead, or nearly!
Well done the Joint Morris Orgs
Klimt exhibition, Liverpool 2008. Inspiring, moving, thought provoking
Light Night in Leeds was incredible last year! Can't wait for this year's on Fri 9th October x
Diverse forms of Textile Art at
http://www.quilts4london.org.uk/
Being involved in the National Youth Theatre's production of 'FLIGHT' in Stourbridge.
Every year, the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition
Giotto frescoes in the Scriveni chapel in Padua
Anything by the amazing Yayoi Kusama
Seeing the Impressionist paintings at the Musee d'Orsay in Paris
An Inspector Calls at Sheffield Lyceum Theatre years ago. Awesome stagecraft and amazing acting - and I do not usually like theatre
Simply love the picture i did last week
The Bogus Woman a few years ago at Leicester Haymarket Theatre
DA!
Group F spectacular outdoor pyrotechnics show in Preston Park, Brighton
Seeing the Spontaneous Music Ensemble when I was 19, the week after seeing the Clash, and finding the Spontaneous Music Ensemble more thrilling and exciting.
Spending time in the Scrovegni Chapel, Padua, gazing in wonder at the frescoes by Giotto...
Blackwatch by National Theatre of Scotland at Edinburgh Fringe the most visceral and emotional piece of theatre I have ever seen - shows what on theatre can do
The piece thats stayed with me is Goyas series on war in Madrid