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Tag Archives: Cinema
Where are all the time travellers?
Why did no one turn up to Stephen Hawking’s party? Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cinema, Mathematics, physics, Science, Science Fiction, Time travel, Travel
Tagged Books, Cinema, physics, Science Fiction, Time travel, TV
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Coronaclassical 4: Missing You
It’s about the journey rather than the destination. Continue reading
Coronaclassical 2: Giving It Away
“Had we already done the work to establish the principle of paying for getting classical music on your TV screen, this could have been a genuine boom time for the industry…” Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cinema, Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, Theatre
Tagged Cinema, classical music, Coronavirus, opera, theatre
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