Artists’ most magnificent obsessions
Fred Fyles is impressed by the Barbican’s display of unseen collections
Little Light – a family affair
Max Falkenberg visits the new Orange Tree Theatre show
London’s Best Small Theatres - Part 1
Max Falkenberg kicks off our guide to overlooked city venues
London’s best small theatres - Part II
Max Falkenberg returns for the second part of his theatre guide
Seeing photography in a new light
Jingjie Cheng examines how Drawn by Light reimagines photography
Singing Stones – the Women’s Spring
Joshua Jacob is riveted by a show that explores woman's place in the Middle East
The Mastersingers of Nuremburg – spectacular in every way
Emiel de Lange examines whether the ENO can grapple with Wagner’s masterpiece
Some Metatheatre Most Remarkable
Jingjie Cheng finds this 1920s play as relevant as ever
A History of Islands & Patterns
Fred Fyles takes a look at the British Museum's display of Pacific cloth
A Journey to the Heart of Western Art
Blaise Verhasselt examines Rubens’ legacy at a new RA show
Black and White Gothic — Redemption through Darkness
William Gewanter explores the importance of Charles Stewart’s works
Bonkers, But Not Brilliant - Bat Boy: The Musical
Max Falkenburg heads to Southwark to check out their cult musical revival