The Rules of the Game
Fred Fyles thinks that the National Theatre's latest production is a snappy, comedic diamond in the rough
Will the real Wellington please stand up?
Fred Fyles is underwhelmed by this new exhibition of Wellington portraits
Tom Stoppard: Not so Hard After All
Jack Steadman wraps his head around the playwright’s latest
Tokyo No-Go: When acting goes wrong
Arianna Sorba finds bad acting deflates Harajuku Girl’s fine script
The White Square — An LSD Rhapsody
Anonymous explores a secret operatic world previously out of reach
The Indian Queen — Purcell’s Final Flourish
Kamil McClelland reviews Peter Sellars’ contemporary take on a classic
The Grand Master of Impressionism
Indira Mallik takes a tour of artistic history at the National Gallery
Swan Lake 30 years on: still magical?
Fred Fyles finds ROH’s ballet in need of updating despite strong dancing
Press Nights – The Absurdity Of It All
Kamil McClelland gives us a tour of a world of tweed, gossip and wine
Plus-size fashion need not be boring and unadventurous
Tessa Davey explores the beauty in fashion for the plus-size woman, and the politics behind it
Play Mas fails to live up to its promise
Max Falkenberg is let down by the Orange Tree Theatre’s play
Once more into the lens: The History of Projection
Ellen Mathieson takes you through the last one hundred and fifty years of projection, film, and sound in the cinema industry