Late Constable at the Royal Academy of Arts
For a painter of such national renown, John Constable was surprisingly only elected a Royal Academician at the…
By James WhiteFor a painter of such national renown, John Constable was surprisingly only elected a Royal Academician at the…
By James WhiteNottingham’s London Grammar play their biggest headline performance to date. As vocalist Hanna Reid’s voice echoes with a…
By Selina BegumThis gracefully rendered, fabular tale provides an exquisite distillation of Céline Sciamma’s focused and empathetic cinematic style, and…
By Joseph Owen“Ice and lemon?” Mike Leigh’s seminal suburban comedy of manners returns to the London stage. Premiering at Hampstead…
By Jonathan MarshallAlthough their previous album, Ultra Mono, was a hit last year, there were signs that Idles might be…
By Mark WorganDear Future Children is a documentary following three young women on the frontlines of three important causes: Rayen,…
By Umar AliYitzhak Rabin: Chronicle of an Assassination is not a conventional play, rather it is an experimental piece fusing…
By Michael HiggsFans of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice will be delighted to know that the classic novel has been…
By Mersa AudaThe first of a two-night run in Brixton, this is the tour where Serge Pizzorno steps into the…
By Jessica WallMagic. Pure, ridiculous, crazy, hilarious magic. When The Play that Goes Wrong first hit theatres, some thought “Funny…
By Jim Compton-Hall