Clash of Cultures: Can the arts thrive in the science dominated campus of Imperial?
Arts Editor Adam Gellatly talks with Felix’s very own Editor in Chief Fred Fyles to chat about arts at Imperial and his current and previous roles at the paper.
An indescribable pause: The Impressionists’ love letter to London
Tate Britain assembles Pissaro, Monet, and Whistler for an ode to the capital.
Cezanne Portraits at the National Portrait Gallery
Does the collection provide insight into a pioneering genius, or an overrated leftover of Impressionism?
The Lady from the Sea: An adaptation worth its salt?
We travel to the Caribbean by way of the Donmar Warehouse for a refreshing take on one of Ibsen’s later works.
Clash of Cultures: IC Radio
Can the arts thrive in the science dominated campus of Imperial?
All the Little Lights: A Story That Needs Telling
Jane Upton's much-needed drama about sexual exploitation
Looking for love in the lonely city
Exquisitely painful, wonderfully joyous: Beginning is an intimate portrayal of loneliness in the age of Tinder
Brexit, greed, and the making of modern Britain
Lyndsey Turner drags the legend of St. George and the Dragon into the modern era
Sondheim’s classic Follies revived in London
Terrific choreography is combined with strong performances in an inventive new restaging of the much beloved musical starring Imelda Staunton.
Making it on their own: Barbican Centre’s celebration of young talent
Just as Jean-Michel Basquiat surrounded himself with artists, the Barbican has put together a day of collaboration between key players in the London arts scene.
Angel enthrals at Arcola Theatre after Fringe success
A remarkable performance from Avital Lvova lights up the one woman show about the ‘Angel of Kobane’ – the legendary sniper fighting ISIS in Syria.
Too Young For What?
A showcase of Basquiat’s legacy and the creativity of London’s young artists