Artists’ most magnificent obsessions
Fred Fyles is impressed by the Barbican’s display of unseen collections
Some Metatheatre Most Remarkable
Jingjie Cheng finds this 1920s play as relevant as ever
Viviane Sassen Like Never Before
Kamil McClelland explores Pikin Slee, Sassen’s exhibition at the ICA
Revealing the Costs of War
Kamil McClelland on the Royal Court’s new play
Onegin — The Best of Ballet
Clara Clark Nevola reviews the Royal Opera House’s take on a ballet classic
Napoleon: The Power Of Political Propaganda
Fred Fyles explores the relationship between power and image at the British Museum
Marlene Dumas: The image as triumph
Fred Fyles is amazed by this painter’s long-awaited retrospective
Eradication: The Extreme of Experimental
Max Falkenberg delves into on-stage psychosis at the BAC
Dor Guez — A New Israeli History
Kamil McClelland checks out one of the new shows at the ICA
Bonkers, But Not Brilliant - Bat Boy: The Musical
Max Falkenburg heads to Southwark to check out their cult musical revival
Black and White Gothic — Redemption through Darkness
William Gewanter explores the importance of Charles Stewart’s works
A Journey to the Heart of Western Art
Blaise Verhasselt examines Rubens’ legacy at a new RA show