Movie
Lean on Pete
Andrew Haigh’s Lean on Pete is a beautiful movie, not just about a boy and a horse, but…
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The Young Karl Marx (Le Jeune Karl Marx)
After the holy texts, no other book has shaped the last century more than Karl Marx's Das Kapital.…
By Sean Gallen
Art
Shape of Light: 100 Years of Photography and Abstract Art at Tate Modern
What do we mean by abstraction, and when does an image become abstracted? These are the questions –…
By Anna Souter
Play
Nine Night at the National Theatre
Maybe more than anything, the way we treat our dead reveals the core of any culture. The pressures…
By Connor Campbell
Movie
Tully
Tully is the latest creation of director Jason Reitman, with writer Diablo Cody behind the script. After masterpieces…
By Maria Barrios
Movie
Mary and the Witch’s Flower
The school is on fire and a young red-haired girl flees the scene, chased by one-eyed monsters and…
By Sophia Moss
Live music
Noel Gallagher at Wembley Arena
Will the sophisticated sound of the latest album from Noel Gallagher, Who Built the Moon?, work live? Despite having…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Dance
BalletBoyz: Fourteen Days at Sadler’s Wells
Internationally renowned dance troupe Balletboyz return this year with Fourteen Days, an eclectic reel of new pieces, as well as…
By Selina Begum
Play
The Phlebotomist at Hampstead Theatre
Hampstead Downstairs cherry-picks works by exciting early-career writers and gives them a stage. It is a small strip…
By Daniel Amir
Play
The Prudes at the Royal Court
The murky depths of sexual politics are penetrated in Anthony Neilson's latest play, The Prudes. In a two-hander…
By Laura Foulger