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Antony and Cleopatra at the National Theatre
Well, at least it's better than the Olivier's last starry Shakespeare. But while Simon Godwin's Antony and Cleopatra…
By Connor Campbellfeatured
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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 Higgs
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
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
Food & Drink
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
Live music
Halsey at Hammersmith Apollo
Halsey needs no introduction: she is one of the biggest American popstars on the scene today. Playing the…
By Selina Begum
Play
Eyam at Shakespeare’s Globe
The Derby plague of 1665, and especially its impact on the village of Eyam, has inspired a large…
By Michael Higgs
Play
The Outsider (L’Étranger) at the Print Room at the Coronet
Ben Okri's stage adaptation The Outsider is smoke-choked and sparse. Devoid of all but a few props, it…
By Laura Foulger
Movie
The Captain
As history shows, the last days of the Second World War were a dark period for the axis…
By Guy Lambert