Her Naked Skin & the Legacy of Women Writers
Fred Fyles asks the theatre industry where the women playwrights are
Guy Bourdin’s Glamour: Sinister, Surreal & Sexual
Elizaveta Tchebaniouk is enchanted by the photographer’s dark inner visions
An Excavation of the Bloody Horrors of Warfare
Fred Fyles explores brutal photographs of wars gone by at the Tate Modern
Guerilla Girls: The Male Gaze
Fred Fyles selects a powerful work from W. Eugene Smith
Glare - The Future of Opera Looks Bright
Kamil McClelland examines the ROH’s new production
Accolade – A 50’s thriller that is as relevant as ever
Clara Nevola reviews Emlyn William's play recounting the life of a Nobel laureate author
A Very Different Type of Selfie...
Fred Fyles checks out photographs down at the National Portrait Gallery
A Lunchtime Guide to Art
Kamil McClelland looks at what’s on offer around Imperial
A Lacklustre Show from the Father of Misogyny
The long-awaited Allen Jones Retrospective is analysed by Fred Fyles
A one-man play tells a multitude of stories
Felix Arts reviews Howie the Rookie
Fred Fyles reviews Far Away at the Young Vic
“There are all sorts of birds here”
Dmitry Krymov: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (As You like It)
Fred Fyles reviews the latest piece at the Barbican Theatre