Kaleo at the Roundhouse
With only a few thousand more people than Wakefield, it is not only in football that Iceland has…
By Jacob KennedyWith only a few thousand more people than Wakefield, it is not only in football that Iceland has…
By Jacob KennedyFor museum-goers used to signing up for the usual Autumn blockbuster at the National Gallery, an exhibition devoted…
By Anna SouterMiddle of the week, middle of the city, navigating the mid of sounds and words, the soulful music…
By Cristiana FerrautiWomen’s roles in society have changed over the years, through the ups and downs in their duties and…
By Cristiana FerrautiThe repressions and paranoia of 1950s English boarding schools are explored in Quaint Honour, staged at the Finborough Theatre…
By Jonathan Mahon-HeapFirst, a bestselling novel. Then a controversial film. Now a live stage show. What can this new incarnation…
By Laura FoulgerThere must be something special about York Hall. Only a few months back, Arcade Fire were presenting here…
By Filippo L'AstorinaMaking his directorial return after The Lobster, Yorgos Lanthimos is back alongside co-writer Efthymis Filipou with The Killing…
By Andrew MurrayAs an artist in the 19th century, Paul Gauguin (Vincent Cassel) epitomised the way of life of the bohemian…
By Sean GallenYann Tiersen is a multi-instrumentalist who rose to fame when songs from three of his albums were used…
By Stuart Ross