The EY Exhibition: Impressionists in London at Tate Britain
An exhibition about the Impressionists advertised with a dreamy Monet painting of the Thames: it seems guaranteed to…
By Anna SouterAn exhibition about the Impressionists advertised with a dreamy Monet painting of the Thames: it seems guaranteed to…
By Anna SouterNorwegian thriller Thelma, from director Joachim Trier, is an insidious mystery about religion and youth, tinged with the…
By George KazakosWith his distinctive husky voice and stellar instrumental ability, Dan Owen is a musical force to be reckoned…
By Bev LungAgatha Christie's marvellous Witness for the Prosecution takes the stand in a unique courtroom setting. This gripping tale,…
By Jim Compton-HallEncountering for the first time Luca Guadagnino’s work with A Bigger Splash, a beautiful film set in Italy with…
By Maria BarriosOpera: Passion, Power and Politics at the Victoria and Albert Museum is something new: this is the first…
By Anna SouterFolk, rock and Irish music. For those fond of all three, Thursday night was a real treat. For…
By Cristiana FerrautiFor the millions of Potterheads who never received their Hogwarts acceptance letters, Harry Potter: A History of Magic…
By Laura BoyleThe phrases “up-and-coming artist” and “one to watch” may be thrown around too impulsively these days, but there’s…
By Bev LungOpening with a thunderbolt, closing with divine intervention, Patrick Marber’s staging of Venus in Fur is a bold,…
By Jonathan Mahon-Heap