Culture | March 9, 2018
Review: Picasso 1932: Love, Fame, Tragedy
By the age of 50, Picasso’s days as a starving artist were long behind him. His paintings sold for (...Read More)
Culture | March 2, 2018
Review: Another Kind of Life
More than any other medium, photography is used to convey ideals of beauty: air-brushed fashion mode (...Read More)
Culture | March 2, 2018
Review: All Too Human
In one room a baboon screams, a mad dog runs in circles and the swollen face of a dead man looms fro (...Read More)
Culture | February 23, 2018
Review: DC, Dawn of Superheroes
The film production arm of DC, publisher of super hero comics including Batman, Superman and Wonder (...Read More)
Culture | February 23, 2018
Review: Jubilee
In 1977 British culture was tying itself in knots. The Queen, the very epitome of the establishment, (...Read More)
Culture | February 9, 2018
Review: Long Day’s Journey Into the Night
Long Day’s Journey into the Night is a punishing play. Even this stripped-back production – a me (...Read More)
Culture | February 9, 2018
Review: Julius Caesar
Following a fairly conventional maiden production in Young Marx, the Bridge Theatre lays down a stat (...Read More)
Culture | January 29, 2018
Review: Amadeus
The National’s blockbuster 2016 production of Amadeus is rewarded with a second run that’s desti (...Read More)