The Fear of 13
The death penalty is still surprisingly present throughout the globe, which makes The Fear of 13 relevant, thought-provoking and…
By Harriet ClugstonThe death penalty is still surprisingly present throughout the globe, which makes The Fear of 13 relevant, thought-provoking and…
By Harriet ClugstonThis documentary follows a group of young Maasai warriors in remote Kenya, who have taken the rather remarkable…
By Anna SouterHarley Granville Barker’s political satire is revived once more for the London stage, a commentary on society and…
By Mimi BiggadikeOn a gloomy Wednesday night, the young Louis Berry delivers an excellent performance in the intimate Borderline venue.…
By Alex GoddardA side project by the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach, The Arcs emerged onto the scene with their debut…
By Amelia HopkinsIt doesn’t take a connoisseur to understand that the domain of horror, as with many cinematic genres, is…
By James AgerGaining intense admiration from Albert Einstein and being known as the creator of "the mobile", Alexander Calder’s works…
By The editorial unitThis annual competition from the World Press Photo Foundation aims to connect photojournalists across the world with a…
By Harriet ClugstonDirector Nicholas Hynter often makes use of his time as director of the National Theatre in his film…
By Natasha FonsekaCompleting the tetralogy of Shakespeare's histories that director Gregory Doran began two years ago with Richard II, his…
By Natasha Furlong