Shilpa Ganatra
Freelance writer (@IrishTimes @TheTimes @theipaper @IndyTravel & more). Senior content designer (@bbc). Copywriter. Hot chocolate connoisseur
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6 days ago |
rts.org.uk | Shilpa Ganatra
Making great British TV drama is an uphill struggle. Yet Code of Silence is a reminder that, if there’s a smart idea on the table, winning a commission can be a doddle. After the pitch, it took just eight hours for ITV to come back to Mammoth Screen with a “yes”.
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2 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Shilpa Ganatra
In a corner wing of the National Gallery of Canada, through a light-flooded courtyard and down a corridor, lies The Forty Part Motet. The installation is in a former chapel stripped of religious imagery, with stained-glass windows, a neo-gothic altar and 40 speakers, each emitting the voice of a choir singer. Collectively, their harmonies shapeshift as I circle the room. Artist Janet Cardiff, said she “wanted to be able to climb inside the music”.
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3 weeks ago |
irishtimes.com | Shilpa Ganatra
When a bright-eyed Charlie Murphy moved from Wexford to Dublin to pursue her dream of acting, she delved into city life with gusto. “In your early 20s you end up bopping around, moving in with different friends. You end up clocking up lots of different areas that you’ve lived, like a bingo card,” she recalls with a nostalgic haziness. “I lived on Camden Street for a while, over Roma II. And Clanbrassil Street.
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1 month ago |
rts.org.uk | Shilpa Ganatra
When a big-name tycoon is found dead under suspicious circumstances, it looks like we’re in for a classic whodunnit. But things change quickly. By the end of episode one of I, Jack Wright, the show has expanded into an explosive family feud involving a legal battle, as Jack Wright’s will is read, revealing that key family members have been frozen out.
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1 month ago |
irishtimes.com | Shilpa Ganatra
Jane Austen came close to penning her bestselling romance novels in Ireland, I am told by my tour guide, Theresa Roche, who is elegantly dressed in a cherry-red Regency costume. Towards the end of Austen’s romance with her first love, Limerick-born Tom Lefroy, she wrote to her sister that she expected to receive an offer that evening. “But no offer came,” says Roche, of Strictly Jane Austen Tours, as we navigate the cobbled streets of Bath.
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