Love, Me and Compost: A Double Bill of Love and Trash
MTSoc and Dramsoc come together for a night of... you guessed it, musical theatre and drama!
Live it Up with the Modernists at Barbican’s New Show
Into the Night: Cabaret and Clubs, is yet another clever exploration of the modernist art scene by the Barbican
Ian McKellen On Stage
Perhaps too much Shakespeare? More Gandalf please
Giselle: A Bold Reimagination of a Classic Ballet
Dada Masilo is a genius when it comes to storytelling through dance, and her take on Giselle is more emotional, raw and real than any other adaptation
Dutchman - A Discomforting Enlightenment
Unsettling parallels are drawn between Black Lives Matter and the Civil Rights Movement
A Distortion of Orientalist Art
Innocent romanticism, an intrigue for exoticism or a mission of western hegemony?
Now is the Time to Say Nothing
3 stars This article was followed by an interview with the makers, available in the Arts section. What to say for Now is the Time to Say Nothing? Now is the Time..., is primarily a piece of artwork about relationships. Although there is a focus on the relationship between one
Nara: Sacred Images from Early Japan
A beautiful collection of religious icons from one of Japan’s oldest capital cities
Me too in Mount Olympus
Orpheus in the Underworld is a hilarious account of bored gods abusing the mortal world
Manon
Kenneth Macmillan’s powerful retelling of this tragic love story at the Royal Opera House, set to music by Massenet
Love and Loss, Music and Mourning
A modern look at an old-time favourite with allegorical hints
Interview with the Makers of Now is the Time to Say Nothing
Would you mind briefly summarising your stories? Caroline Williams: This is the story of Syrian artist Reem Karssli’s life during the Syrian conflict. It follows the story of what happens when a group of teenagers from London tries to contact her. It is about how we can stay connected