Art
The Turner Prize 2018 at Tate Britain: the most politically orientated Turner Prize to date
As notorious as it is famous, the Turner Prize has proclaimed to promote discussion of developments in contemporary…
By Michael HiggsCulture
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Play
The Other Place at Park Theatre
American playwright Sharr White’s The Other Place is directed by Claire van Kampen and tells the tale of Juliana…
By Selina Begum
Play
Little Pieces of Gold at Southwark Playhouse
The bar for new writing is set high for this year’s Little Pieces of Gold Showcase, with a…
By Selina Begum
Theatre
“Theatre helps us to glimpse the truth about the world and about ourselves”: Playwright Brian Coyle on Timeless
Scottish playwright and scriptwriter Brian Coyle, now based in Bristol, was shortlisted for the Bread and Roses Playwriting…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Theatre
Go on a treasure hunt through London’s libraries in immersive show The Paper Traveller
Artist and theatre designer Marie Klimis is bringing her immersive, site-specific piece Paper Traveller to the capital’s libraries this…
By The editorial unit
Movie
Padre
The possibility of moving freely in terms of form and concept is one of the positive features of…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
Anchor and Hope (Tierra Firme)
Carlos Marques-Marcet is an exciting Spanish filmmaker who made his name through his work with award-winning actor David…
By Musanna Ahmed
Movie
The Wife
Swedish director Björn Runge’s latest feature relates the story of Joseph and Joan Castleman, a mature couple who…
By Selina Begum
Movie
Two for Joy
Two for Joy isn’t just nostalgia-inducing in its turn-of-the-millennia (judging by the video games and Atomic Kitten's radio…
By Will Almond
Food & Drinks
The Joy of Sake: The Barbican to host a mouthwatering celebration of Japan’s national beverage
Sake is a traditional Japanese wine with which a lot of us are still unacquainted. Its varieties are…
By Maria Barrios