Dead reckoning
Fred Fyles always looks on the bright side of death
Earthshatteringly good
Oluwatosin Ajayi reviews DramSoc’s Earthquakes in London
A farce in the wind
Christopher Hong strongly recommends The Magistrate
Black humour at Whitechapel
Two very different artists on show at East London gallery
Whatcha doin? Just Roman around
Eva Rosenthal makes officially the worst pun yet.
Moving pictures at the Barbican
Lily Le goes on an emotional and interesting journey
The writer of Spring
Medic playwright on the creative process
Fusion achieved at last in Huxley
An interview with Physics’ artist in residence
Pedal powered comedy
Emilie Beauchamp hops on an exercise bike in search of laughter
The naked truth about the late works
Hamilton’s coolness disappoints at the National
Turner sur-prizes
The ever controversial prize succeeds this year with evocative and thought provoking nominees
Battle star Galactia
Scenes from an Execution, a play originally written for the radio in the 1980s is staged by the National Theatre