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....
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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