Culture | May 5, 2017
Review: The Treatment
The Treatment is a work of lofty, detached genius, reminiscent of the jostling intellectualism of Ma (...Read More)
Culture | April 28, 2017
Review: Obsession
Ivo van Hove is the most stylish theatre director working today. His run of hits include the delicio (...Read More)
Culture | April 28, 2017
Review: Chris Ofili: Weaving Magic
This exhibition is called “Chris Ofili: Weaving Magic” but that’s rather misleading, because C (...Read More)
Culture | April 6, 2017
Review: The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?
No work of literary fiction makes such an impassioned defence of bestiality as Edward Albee’s The (...Read More)
Culture | April 6, 2017
Review: Queer British Art 1861-1967
The Tate Britain flew the rainbow flag to celebrate this exhibition of queer art, which marks the 50 (...Read More)
Culture | March 30, 2017
Review: From Selfie to Self-Expression
There is no method of 21st century expression more maligned than the selfie. It’s synonymous with (...Read More)
Culture | March 23, 2017
Review: The Kid Stays in the Picture
The Kid Stays in the Picture started life as the self-aggrandising memoir of legendary Hollywood pro (...Read More)
Culture | March 23, 2017
Review: The Japanese House
The Japanese House is a brilliant, surprising, tactile exhibition that transforms the Barbican’s u (...Read More)