Nick Clark
Nick Clark is the Standard's acting Culture Editor, covering all aspects of London's extraordinary arts scene, and co-host of the Standard Theatre Podcast. Previously, Nick was features editor of The Stage and he also worked for almost a decade at The Independent, first on the business desk before becoming the newspaper's arts correspondent....
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Nick Clark is the Standard's acting Culture Editor, covering all aspects of London's extraordinary arts scene, and co-host of the Standard Theatre Podcast. Previously, Nick was features editor of The Stage and he also worked for almost a decade at The Independent, first on the business desk before becoming the newspaper's arts correspondent.
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