La Traviata
An opera that speaks to the heart
Terrains of the Body is a bold but beguiling show
Terrains of the Body is on at the Whitechapel Gallery until 16th April 2017 Free entry
Taking a leaf out of Tove Jansson's book
\ The simplicity and warmth of Jansson’s defiance is what is striking: she made books that gave comfort to an oblivious audience, whilst including deeply personal and political messages. \
Cunts in conversation
Lucille Calmon tells us all about FemSoc's plans to put on The Vagina Monologues, Eve Ensler's powerful exploration of the role the snatch plays in society
This term in Arts
Indira Mallik gives her tips for a term full of culture
The unbearable lightness of maths
From salesmen to sailors, from aircraft engineers to bankers, and from gamblers to garden designers, this gallery is a flight over 400 years of human ingenuity
Ruth Wilson breathes new life into Hedda Gabler
Hedda Gabler is on at the Lyttelton Theatre until the 21st of March, 2017
Julius Caesar | A bold retelling of Shakespeare
Julius Caesar is on at the King's Cross Theatre until Saturday, the 17th of December
Every man’s read for the new year
Philip Roth's profoud novel tests our values
Arts in 2016 | a year in review
Three of our writers look back on their favourite productions and exhibitions from this year.
Artist in focus | Zaha Hadid, 1950–2016
Zaha Hadid left behind a monumental legacy
A seat at the (culture) roundtable
Culture editors Indira Mallik and Fred Fyles give their round-up of the last 12 months in terms of culutre. Expect TV escapism, highlighting women in music, and going crazy over Olivia Laing...