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The Spectator reviews Fergus Butler-Gallie (PS 05-10)'s 'entertaining gallop' through several centuries worth of peculiar parsons. More...
Oscar-winning documentary-maker and Old Tonbridgian Vikram Jayanti (Sc 68-72) features on BBC Radio Four’s comedy panel show The Museum of Curiosity More...
Master storyteller Frederick Forsyth (PS 52-55) is back with a classic race-against-time thriller More...
Former Head of English at Tonbridge School, Jonathan Smith’s radio plays, Mr Betjeman’s class and Mr Betjeman regrets were broadcast on Radio 4 on Chr… More...
“If your heart stops, we obviously won’t be resuscitating you.” More...
OTs Nick Denton (WW 08-13) and Theo Dodds (WW 08-13) re-enact life in the trenches in new film adaptation of R. C. Sherriff’s play Journey’s End, in c… More...
2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the film If...., and sadly also the passing of David Sherwin (Sc 55-58) who co-authored the play with friend and fe… More...
OT Freddie De Tommaso (WH 06-11) has taken a step towards stardom after winning one of the world’s most prestigious singing contests. More...
Aged twenty, Vikram Jayanti (Sc 68-72) watched a film that changed his life. Two Oscars, two Royal Television Awards, and many a feature documentary l… More...
Toby Knowles (Sc 93-98) is a critically acclaimed composer best known for his work on hit TV shows, and with the London-based orchestral pop trio, Lef… More...
Graham Sheffield (MH 65-70) is Director Arts for the British Council. His lifelong fascination with music has had a sensational impact on the Arts wor… More...
Bill Bruford (FH 62-67) is a retired drummer, percussionist, songwriter, producer, and record label owner who first gained prominence as the original … More...
