Giovanni da Rimini: A 14th Century Masterpiece Unveiled at the National Gallery
Small but perfectly formed: this phrase might well be used to described both the new exhibition at the…
By Anna SouterSmall but perfectly formed: this phrase might well be used to described both the new exhibition at the…
By Anna SouterThere could have hardly been a better setting than Blenheim Palace for Friday night's concert of Max Richter.…
By Filippo L'AstorinaBavo Defurne’s light, whippy musical comedy sees the iconic Isabelle Huppert in a role quite unlike her usual…
By Chloe SizerA quietly arresting documentary feature, doused in arthouse-esque intellect and visual creativity, The Seasons in Quincy: Four Portraits…
By Anna DackIf a precocious 11-year-old stiffly explaining existentialism to a classroom full of snot-nosed and absent-minded children doesn’t make…
By Miranda SladeHampstead, directed by Joel Hopkins, is the story of an American widow befriending a man who illegally lives…
By Manisha SondhiIt is difficult to describe the plot of By the Time It Gets Dark, because there isn’t one,…
By Isabelle MiltonCrystal Castles transformed the dignified Southbank Centre into a raving night club with a torrential set of alternative…
By Jennifer SaninLast night at Koko marked Stina Tweeddale and Cat Myers's biggest show to date. The Scottish duo have…
By Sophia MossRobert Icke’s Hamlet is theatrical gold with a diamond leading man in Andrew Scott. It is raw, challenging…
By Jim Compton-Hall