Daniel Sugarman

6 days ago | thecritic.co.uk | Daniel Sugarman

The state of the National Theatre is tragic indeed It is always sad to see a pillar of the Establishment feebly attempting to embrace the radical zeitgeist. It is, after all, extremely difficult to pass oneself off as an iconoclast when one is averse to breaking anything.  The Royal National Theatre might do well to keep that in mind, if its latest season — its first under new director Indhu Rubasingham — is anything to go by.

1 month ago | jewishnews.co.uk | Daniel Sugarman

I do not know whether you have ever heard the name of Alice Wairimu Nderitu. Ms Nderitu was a high ranking UN official. In 2020, after a sterling career in Human Rights Education and Social Justice in Kenya, she was appointed Under Secretary General of the United Nations, which is the third highest rank in the organisation, and among other things bestows diplomatic immunity on the recipient. She was also appointed the UN Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide.

2 months ago | jewishnews.co.uk | Daniel Sugarman |Richard Ferrer

There’s something I occasionally ask myself when I see that a group of celebrities and professional political agitators have added their names to a letter against a particular injustice. Namely – have they actually read the letter in question before signing? Or have they instead issued a certain organisation with carte blanche to affix their name to all such missives?