Over a century after its inception, analysing futurism as an art movement cannot help but be impacted by hindsight of the evolution and implications of the ideas it explored. It can be seen as myopic ...
Amy Jephta’s ‘A Good House’ is an incisive and satirical exploration of race, class and respectability politics in contemporary South Africa. Presented by the Royal Court in collaboration with t...
Reflective to its drawn-out title, writer and director Chantal Akerman takes advantage of every second of her 201-minute piece to understand the meticulously ordered world of its titular character, Je...
As children, fairy tales whisked us away to magical worlds. Our imaginations ran wild, crafting vivid scenes of princesses and faraway lands. The English National Ballet captures this nostalgia with t...
When it comes to Rachel Zhang’s work the more you look, the more you see. It’s art which requires meticulous observation from its viewer, if in return they want to be rewarded by the joy of discov...
Award-winning actress and reggae singer, Sutara Gayle aka Lorna Gee, invites you into a dreamscape experience; sharing moments in her life, told through songs in this one-woman performance written and...
The Globe Theatre’s presentation of Hansel and Gretel casts a magical glow over the festive season with a burst of joyous energy. Written by Simon Armitage, this adaptation breathes new life int...
I had coincidentally travelled straight from Bristol to see Tara Clerkin and her bandmates, brothers Sunny-Joe Paradiso and Patrick Benjamin, whose sound unmistakably channelled their West Country hom...