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September 2009
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Carmen transformed
Flamenco star Sara Barras brings her interpretation of 'Carmen' to Barcelona
Sep 8, 2009 by Danielle Johnson in GOING OUT
as I see it: Tasneem Salam
The owner of Tasneem Gallery talks us through her favourite museums and galleries in the city and recommends other Barcelona spots
Sep 4, 2009 in GOING OUT
Bijou Barcelona
Look on the brighter side of life at this celebration of modern jewellery
Sep 1, 2009 in GOING OUT
Richard Barholomew
Indian eyes
Sixteen Indian photographers portray contemporary social, religious and political life in their country.
Aug 28, 2009 by Alex Phillips in GOING OUT
Be upstanding
The comedy season kicks off with Jane Godley
Aug 28, 2009 by Hannah Pennell in GOING OUT
On a wave
French band Nouvelle Vague take a novel approach to reinterpreting classic songs
Aug 28, 2009 by Alexander McSpadden in GOING OUT
Hot words
Barcelona's poetry brothel provides an outlet for anyone looking for a literary turn-on.
Aug 28, 2009 by Regina W. Bryan in GOING OUT
One, two, three
Three festivals offer up music for all ears this month
Aug 28, 2009 by Katy MacGregor in GOING OUT
Keeping it live
Controversy remains about the future of Barcelona’s music venues, but for the moment there are still plenty of places to hear bands
Aug 28, 2009 by Kati Krause in GOING OUT (1 Comments)
A rough ride: the Catalan car industry
The car industry has been one of the pillars of the Catalan economy. Is it in danger of collapsing?
Aug 28, 2009 by Dave Humphreys in LIVING (1 Comments)
The vanishing balcony
More and more architects are eliminating balconies from their buildings as a needless expense
Aug 28, 2009 by Richard Schweid in LIVING
Photo by Lee Woolcock
Interview: Dave Wilkinson
Jazz guitarist, England, 33
Aug 28, 2009 by Nicola Thornton in LIVING (1 Comments)
Photo by Joe Wray
Over to you: Jessica Rainey
This month we speak to Jessica Rainey, a freelance translator and writer, who is one of the organisers of Tri-Lengua (www.trilengua.org), which aims to provide a place for writers to read their work in public regardless of the language it’s written i
Aug 28, 2009 by Hannah Pennell in LIVING