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THE MAGAZINE OF IDEAS FOR OPEN-MINDED READERS crıticThe c No joke for the woke January / February 2021 Issue 14 | £5.95 | thecritic.co.uk POLITICS • OPINION SOCIETY • REPORTAGE LAW • ART • BOOKS MUSIC • SCREEN THEATRE • GOSSIP Andrew Doyle: Titania McGrath has got me cancelled by the comedy club Michael Collins: The BBC is a different class Josephine Bartosch: Rise of the sex robots Clive Aslet: Tate makes a meal of its mural

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THE MAGAZINE OF IDEAS FOR OPEN-MINDED READERS

crıticThe

No joke for the woke

January / February 2021 Issue 14 | £5.95 | thecritic.co.uk POLITICS • OPINION SOCIETY • REPORTAGE LAW • ART • BOOKS MUSIC • SCREEN THEATRE • GOSSIP

Andrew Doyle: Titania McGrath has got me cancelled by the comedy club

Michael Collins: The BBC is a different class Josephine Bartosch: Rise of the sex robots Clive Aslet: Tate makes a meal of its mural

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