Art
Christian Marclay: The Clock at Tate Modern
Time: ticking ever onwards, it has long been the preoccupation of human beings, particularly since the national and…
By Anna SouterCulture
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An Adventure at the Bush Theatre
1954, post-Partition India. A young woman sits with five portraits of five suitors in front of her –…
By Connor Campbell
Movie
Superfly
Director X – better known for making music videos than feature films – debuts on the silver screen with this…
By Will Almond
Play
The Humans at Hampstead Theatre
Multi-Tony Award-winning writer Stephen Karam’s moving tale, The Humans, has its European premiere at West London’s Hampstead Theatre. Rooted…
By Selina Begum
Theatre
“I find it ironic that in the Information Age people know so little”: Playwright Ed Edwards discusses The Political History of Smack and Crack
Based in Manchester, Ed Edwards has written extensively for television and radio, including TV dramas Brookside, The Bill…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Play
Distance at Park Theatre
Distance tells the story of one man to highlight the plight of thousands more like him. The play…
By Will Almond
Play
Flotsam at King’s Head Theatre
Emerging writer Claire Erasmus offers dramatic food for thought in the one-off show Flotsam, directed by Evy Barry,…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
Wajib (Duty)
This is expert filmmaking from Annemarie Jacir, now a veteran of the art house festival circuit. A story…
By Joseph Owen
Movie
King of Thieves
The nation gasped in collective disbelief when the news broke that an Easter-weekend robbery, requiring a combination of…
By Guy Lambert
Movie
Down to Earth
Environmental issues are becoming a more and more prevalent topic of discussion in the present day, with scientific…
By Guy Lambert