I, Joan at Shakespeare’s Globe
Last night’s performance was preceded by an announcement: “There’s good news and bad news. The good news is…
By Jessica WallLast night’s performance was preceded by an announcement: “There’s good news and bad news. The good news is…
By Jessica WallThursday was the day of psychedelia in Victoria Park, with Australian fuzz wizards Tame Impala headlining the main…
By Jessica WallAll Points East has returned to east London with a swathe of day festivals across ten days. Saturday…
By Jessica WallKasabian’s seventh studio album has a beguiling title and a cover of a melting polychrome space helmet. Their…
By Jessica WallCrystal Palace Park has a kind of faded, expansive grandeur that was enhanced by the scorched grass the…
By Jessica WallThis family-orientated festival is in its second year and looks set to become a firm favourite. Set in…
By Jessica WallMilton Avery is not a familiar name in Europe. Born in 1885 in Connecticut, his was a poor…
By Jessica WallAfter a three-year hiatus, the extravaganza of fancy footwork, the Flamenco Festival, stepped back onto the stage at…
By Jessica WallThis is the first show in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s 170-year history to focus on African fashion.…
By Jessica WallIt’s hard to know how to approach reviewing this play. Advertised as That Is Not Who I Am…
By Jessica Wall