Art
Rachel Whiteread at Tate Britain
Rachel Whiteread is undoubtedly one of the greatest living British sculptors. She is sometimes unfairly lumped in with…
By Anna Souterreview
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Movie
Mother!
After the 2010 triumph of Black Swan, Darren Aronofsky returned to the Venice Film Festival to present another…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Movie
Kills on Wheels
Kills on Wheels gets proactive about tackling diversity in cinema, with awesome results. Director Attila Till was determined…
By Jo Rogers
Movie
My Pure Land
The short film Two Dosas had already acquainted director Sarmad Masud with festival acclaim (it was long-listed for…
By Mersa Auda
Movie
The Jungle Bunch
Combine a selection of personified animal heroes, an evil koala and his crab henchman, and what do we…
By Laura Boyle
Movie
La Concours (The Graduation)
Director Claire Simon chronicles the arduous and rigorous admissions process into one of France’s most prestigious film schools…
By Anna Harvey
Play
Doubt, A Parable at Southwark Playhouse
Have you ever been sure? So sure, that evidence no longer matters? Or is your heart full of…
By Euan Franklin
Play
Eyes Closed, Ears Covered at the Bunker
In the hazy atmosphere of the Bunker Theatre, the confused stories of Eyes Closed, Ears Covered’s difficult protagonists…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Play
Medusa at the Crypt Gallery
If we want to think about "nasty women" then Medusa is perhaps one of the first that comes…
By Georgie Cowan-Turner
Musical
Ishq at Sadlers Wells
As London’s first Anglo-Punjabi Musical, there’s been a bit of buzz surrounding Ishq: The legend of Heer Ranjha.…
By Aidan Milan