“Women throughout history have been accused of being witches”: Samantha Morton and cast on The Serpent Queen
Gone are the days of period drama being confined to stuffy, corseted, all-white casts and arduous dialogue –…
By Sarah BradburyGone are the days of period drama being confined to stuffy, corseted, all-white casts and arduous dialogue –…
By Sarah BradburyHour of the Ox is Katie Kim’s sixth full-length album, and the last to be released under this…
By Georgia HowlettIn Olivia Wilde's new feature, Don't Worry Darling, Alice and Jack live in the idealised community of Victory,…
By The editorial unitJonathan Spector’s Eureka Day opens at the Old Vic theatre on 6th September. It is a witty comedy…
By Natallia PearmainThe Unlimited Festival at Southbank Centre is a collection of performances that really express what the word “unlimited”…
By Mae TrumataThere are a lot of buried secrets in Burial – themes of hidden truths and the facts of history.…
By Mae TrumataHow Will I Know If Heaven Will Find Me?, the third album from the Amazons, is a heartfelt,…
By Ronan FawsittThe truth about becoming a parent is the inevitability, and frightening speed, with which one's cultural and social…
By Sarah BradburyHaving represented the perennially strong French contingent at 2022's Berlinale Competition, Claire Denis’s romantic drama Both Sides of…
By Selina SondermannThe Space theatre showcases independent plays dealing with current topics that spark conversations within an intimate setting. The…
By Mersa Auda