Fear and loathing at the performative male competition
Or, how I spent another Saturday hanging out with my friends.
Why brutalism makes people nicer
And why people who hate it suck.
The funny and facetious Felix
The immortally radical South Kensington resident sits down for an interview on Gloucester Road for the first time in 75 years to talk COFFEE, CROSSWORDS, and CATNIP.
Marathon of the Valkyries
A review of ROH’s latest offering in Wagnerian Epics.
Art is the Curia of all ills
Post-conclave thoughts on episcopal art
Review: DramSoc’s Saint Joan
I urge you to watch this play, it is on until Saturday evening.
A Hook-ing Performance
Is Neverland still the dream of eternal adventure and youth or simply, the dream of “a greedy little boy”?
Hail to the Prints
An election season special looking at campaign posters through the years
A beginner’s guide to London’s arts scene
In which the author almost drove herself to the point of insanity while trying to decide to top six beginning stops for newcomers
Hamnet: The perils of adapting a book too closely
Hamnet was both strikingly modern and deeply grounded in the tradition of British historical fiction. Tragically, however, the play does not live up to the book.
DramSoc’s Waiting for Godot
A bold and challenging play well excecuted.