Culture | December 2, 2016
Review: Robert Rauschenberg
Robert Rauschenberg has catholic tastes. He’s a bubbling cauldron of ideas – one of which is a l (...Read More)
Culture | November 17, 2016
Review: King Lear
The benefit of seeing two top-tier productions of King Lear in the space of a week – first the Old (...Read More)
Culture | November 11, 2016
Review: The Radical Eye: Modernist Photography
In a moment of irony at this exhibition of Elton John’s personal photography collection, a securit (...Read More)
Culture | November 11, 2016
Review: King Lear
Glenda Jackson has spent the last 25 years researching the intricacies of political life especially (...Read More)
Culture | October 27, 2016
Review: James Ensor
In the paintings of James Ensor, life is dour and murky but death is a riot of colour and expressive (...Read More)
Culture | October 20, 2016
Review: Oil
Ella Hickson’s hugely ambitious new play knits together a sprawling 160 year geo-political soap-op (...Read More)
Culture | October 3, 2016
Review: The Machine
Immersive theatre often promises more than it can deliver, held back not by the imagination of the p (...Read More)
Culture | September 29, 2016
Review: Bedwyr Williams’ The Gulch
You’re greeted at the entrance of the Barbican’s Curve gallery with a polite warning: “If you (...Read More)