Opera
Berenice at the Royal Opera House
Berenice is a musical interpretation of notions of love and power and love as power which imagines unity…
By Marissa KhaosCulture
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Play
Wise Children at Richmond Theatre
Wise Children is the eponymous first production from a new company formed by the writer and director of…
By Jessica Wall
Play
A Family Outing – 20 Years On at the Barbican
Is it possible to revive an autobiographical drama 20 years after its initial production? As part of the…
By Michael Higgs
Play
Wolfie at Theatre503
Sometimes theatrical magic happens far more effortlessly in small studios tucked snugly above a pub than on major…
By Mersa Auda
Play
My White Best Friend (and Other Letters Left Unsaid) at the Bunker
Is it a play, a social experiment, or a party for like-minded individuals? Somewhere in between lies My…
By Kari Megeed
Dance
Victoria at Sadler’s Wells
Behind the queen, there was a woman: a passionate, intelligent, fragile woman, who found strength in the people…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Musical
Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho at Wilton’s Music Hall
It’s 1988, the eve of Margaret Thatcher’s introduction of Section 28, a controversial new law that bans the promotion…
By Daniel McLeod
Art
Van Gogh and Britain at the Tate Britain
When we think of Van Gogh, we tend to think of loneliness, mental instability and social isolation: a…
By Anna Souter
Play
The Phlebotomist at Hampstead Theatre
Like the best dystopias, The Phlebotomist is as much indebted to the past, and present, as it is…
By Connor Campbell
Movie
Dumbo
Dumbo marks the beginning of a series of live-action remakes of Disney classics that we will see this…
By Filippo L'Astorina