Colour and Light: Degas' mastery of pastels
Burrell's Degas works shine like jewels in the National Gallery's exhibition
Getting to the truth of Jasper Johns
The Royal Academy has a valiant attempt to get to the heart of the American icon
Waiting for Godot has its definitive homecoming at the Arts Theatre
Nick Devlin and Patrick O'Donnell unnerve and thrill as the central characters of Beckett's tragicomedy
Against | A necessary exploration of violence and religion in the modern world
Complex and thoughtful, Ben Whishaw delivers a convincing performance in a play about violence in its many guises
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof | Jack O'Connell shines in the Tennessee Williams classic
Director Benedict Andrews brings the Mississippi heat to the Apollo Theatre in a play filled with yearning and desperation
Soul of a Nation | A searing portrait of the Civil Rights Era
Soul of a Nation not only tells the story of black artists in America searching for a unified voice in the turbulent years of the Civil Rights Era, it tells the story of a country coming to terms with its blood-soaked past and its struggle to shape a more equal future.
Anatomy of a Suicide | Alice Birch weaves a story of three women bound together by mental illness
Delicate, lyrical, and moving; Anatomy of a Suicide is a theatrical experience
Queer British Art (1861-1967) | Ostracised, criminalised, but never conquered
Tate Britain launches London Pride 2017 with a moving tribute to the LGBTQ artists who would not be silenced
The Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy
The RA launches a surprisingly emotive edition of its trademark summer show
"Feverish Progress" | Giacometti at the Tate Modern is comprehensive retrospective on a man with man
Giacometti was much more than the spindly bronzes figures that made him famous
Life of Galileo | Stars, Revolution, and Rock and Roll
Boyega impresses in an otherwise lacklustre adapation of George Büchner's unfinished play. Woyzeck is on at the Old Vic until 24th June
Woyzeck at the Old Vic | Strong performances can't save an overblown adaptation
John Boyega impresses in an otherwise lacklustre adapation of George Büchner's unfinished play