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O'Hooley and Tidow offered another leftfield take on tradition with their self-penned numbers drawn from real life.

Gimletmedia.com/heavyweight/ Ricky Whittington & His Cat Starring Fresh Meat's Charlotte Ritchie, this new pantomime from Liam Williams and Daran Johnson (both of much-vaunted sketch troupe Sheeps) promises a cleverly postmodern take on tradition.

SKIPPING DOWN BLANE LANE It was an escapade to the wild and divine world of Rabbi Steven Blane, whose take on tradition is nothing if not untraditional.

This understated dessert is a timeless classic, but for a fresh -- and healthier -- take on tradition, try making it with a rather unusual ingredient that makes the treat extra creamy.

But it's an irreverent take on tradition that has pulled people in for this one.

I'm liking Lincolnshire's take on tradition.

RED HOT + CUBA The Red Hot series of concerts and albums sets up generation-hopping takes on tradition.

And the youngest members of their growing numbers are creating new takes on tradition, maintaining a distinct outlook on what it means to be a Hispanic-American in the 21st century.

The Sport's "It's Your Missus" feature isn't exactly Readers Wives, but it does offer a kind of softcore, Carry On... style take on the tradition that you could probably read in a greasy spoon without being arrested.

If Cézanne's bathers set out to modernise the nude and the Mont Sainte-Victoire works to update landscape, then The Card Players take on the traditions of Dutch genre painting, those scenes of pub life and peasant revel beloved of Jan Steen.

One Artist's Frenzied Take on the Traditions of Old Masters.