A History of Islands & Patterns
Fred Fyles takes a look at the British Museum's display of Pacific cloth
Unseen — The Hidden Wealths that Lie in the Depths of the Courtauld
Max Falkenberg checks out the Courtauld's collection of little-seen pictures
There’s More to Art than White Western Males
Fred Fyles and Kamil McClelland give five overlooked artists that you should know about
Send in the Clowns — A Return to Traditional Circus
Ben Howitt reviews Cirque du Soleil’s Kooza at the Royal Albert Hall
Revealing the Costs of War
Kamil McClelland reports on the Royal Court’s new play
Puppetry Without the Punch
Fred Fyles gets a look at Basil Twist's Japanese-inspired production of Dogugaeshi at the Barbican Centre
One Woman’s Triumph of Theatre
Max Falkenberg heads down to the Tricycle Theatre to check out Happy Birthday Without You
Mapping the City – Cartography Reimagined
Jingjie Cheng explores what Somerset House’s newest exhibition can offer
‘Male, Pale, & Stale?’
Indira Mallik analyses the divide between the have and have-nots, and Britain’s arts class war
Imperial’s Hidden Artistic Treasures
Jingjie Cheng gets a behind the scenes look at 170 Queen’s Gate
Dara: Somewhat Lost in Translation
Fred Fyles heads to Hindustan for the National Theatre’s new play
Bonkers, But Not Brilliant - Bat Boy: The Musical
Max Falkenburg heads to Southwark to check out their cult musical revival