#47 : JAIME ROSSO
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In this issue, we send postcards with Gnarly Newton, talk puppets and cagoules with Jaime Rosso, get wet at an intertidal allotment with Andrew Merritt, run away to Santus Circus and much more...
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Editor’s Note:
Episode XLVII - Another New Hope. Matching something of a renewal in optimism about the country, this issue of ‘cene Magazine has a strong theme of ‘taking ma5ers into your own hands’.
Knowing that things need to change is the first step on the path to doing so, but pu!ing those plans into action is the key (right, Andy?). Don’t get scared now, be creative, make the changes… before the Empire strikes back.
In this issue, we send postcards with videographer Gnarly Newton, talk puppets and cagoules with musician Jaime Rosso and get wet at an intertidal allotment with artist Andrew Merri!. Elsewhere, we get the inside track on curating Ashford’s Create Music Village, run away to Santus Circus and ru. it out with the Rogue Shakespeare. Plus much, much more.
Enjoy
Joe / Editor
Exclusive Features
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Exclusive Features /
Fashion for the hybrid lifestyle
A candid look into Ashford’s annual month-long live music fringe festival, from its guest curator, Jack Coleman
Blending mediums, immersion and helping viewers feel present
“Dance impacts people on an emotional and visceral level, cutting across barriers of language and cultures”
A fantastic meal proving that quality doesn’t have to cost the world
“…you are actively encouraged to lick your fingers while staring at the cathedral - which feels like it should be illegal.”
Andrew Merritt’s bold vision to develop the world’s first intertidal allotment
Contemporary figurative artist Kejii on jazz, identity and capturing something deeper
Arguably one of the most architecturally stunning theatres around, the Malthouse in Canterbury is a perfect example of a flexible creative space
“Sometimes I think I’ve been teleported, you know, from the 17th century…”
Columnist Sam Wood gives a 2026 reminder that we can all still run away to the circus
Reviews Ft. Paper Verses, Mood, TYTHE, DS Lyte, Colour of Heartache & Tokyo Tea Room
Columnist Zahra Barri speaks with author and therapist Liz Bentley about punk Charles Dickens, the F word and ‘normopaths’
Thanet musician Jaime Rosso on embracing humour, orange cagoules and the traffic light corporation
SEE & SEA
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FOCUS
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Gravesend’s autumn season brings together river walks, historic pubs, Oktoberfest celebrations and family-friendly days out.
East Kent Artists’ Open Houses (EKOH) is set to return for its 26th year, bringing together more than 220 artists across over 110 homes, studios and galleries.
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