Culture | February 15, 2019
Review: The American Clock
The American Clock is Arthur Miller’s attempt to chart the death of the old America and the trauma (...Read More)
Culture | February 15, 2019
Review: Diane Arbus: In the Beginning
The latest blockbuster exhibition at the Hayward Gallery makes me nostalgic for a time I barely reme (...Read More)
Culture | February 8, 2019
Pinter Seven
There are many things about the world today that make me think some higher being is having a laugh a (...Read More)
Culture | February 8, 2019
Review: Tracey Emin
It’s been years since the last major Tracey Emin exhibition, but she returns with an agonised howl (...Read More)
Culture | February 8, 2019
David Adjaye: Making Memory
The Design Museum has had a brilliant run of form since it reopened in 2016, establishing a distinct (...Read More)
Culture | January 25, 2019
Review: When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other
Martin Crimp’s new play When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other opened to giddy reports of a (...Read More)
Culture | January 11, 2019
Review: Pinter Five and Six
The season of Harold Pinter’s short plays at his eponymous theatre continues its blistering run of (...Read More)
Culture | November 15, 2018
Review: Hadestown
Hadestown is the latest breakout musical to transfer from Broadway to London, with a run at the Nati (...Read More)