Culture | March 16, 2017
Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Imelda Staunton is the furiously palpitating heart of this intoxicating – not to mention intoxi (...Read More)
Culture | March 10, 2017
Review: Limehouse
“The Labour Party is fucked” is the axiomatic opening line of Steve Waters’ rousing new pl (...Read More)
Culture | March 3, 2017
Review: Ugly Lies the Bone
A perfect storm of poor acting, casting, script and execution beats all life from this under-powered (...Read More)
Culture | March 3, 2017
Review: Hamlet
King Lear has overtaken Hamlet as the most performed of the Bard’s work, but this outstanding prod (...Read More)
Culture | February 17, 2017
Review: Eduardo Paolozzi
Even if you don’t know the name Eduardo Paolozzi, you’ll be aware of his work: he’s the man be (...Read More)
Culture | February 17, 2017
Review: Wolfgang Tillmans 2017
This collection of 14 years’ worth of work by Turner Prize-winning photographer Wolfgang Tillmans (...Read More)
Culture | February 9, 2017
Review: David Hockney
This major David Hockney retrospective, the first for 30 years, flits between brilliance and nonchal (...Read More)
Culture | February 2, 2017
Review: Fantastic Mr Fox
Roald Dahl’s fabulously lurid stories translate well to musical theatre, and since the runaway suc (...Read More)