By The Time I Get To Phoenix by Injury Reserve
A disorientating journey through mental disintegration
To the Infinity Room and Beyond
Arts Writer Amanda Hertzberg makes sense of Yayoi Kusama's insane reality at the Tate modern
Romance in a Real-Life Nazi Summer Camp
The year is 1938, on the brink of the WWII, and two teenagers meet and fall in love at a Long Island summer camp for American youths of German descent
Contemporary art - mixed up!
Hayward Gallery seeks to present the entire repertoire of contemporary British art in this one stop - jarring but highly revealing exhibition!
A Slow - But Powerful - Drip
Memory of Water yet again dazzles as it returns home after 25 years to Hampstead Theatre
Overflow: An Exploration of Other
Another lockdown revival at the Bush Theatre, Overflow is a play bursting with fun and with something to say — it comes highly recommended!
Write us a new play, Hal!
Running for just three nights at the Young Vic, this innovative performance workshop attempts to develop a play using machine and human intelligence.
Paradise: A Tragedy
A modern retelling of Sophocles’s Philoctetes, Kae Tempest's new play at the National Theatre delights and disappoints in equal measure.
A Song in Praise of a Hero
Lolita Chakrabarti's latest play, Hymn, is filled with joy, sorrow, and banging tunes!
Abstract Enough?!
800 words. 800 words written on an online website. 800 words extolling Tate Modern’s latest exhibition about Sophie Taeuber-Arp's work.
Be More Chill
This sci-fi musical is a mixed bag but will leave you laughing!
Stories From West
Intelligent and nuanced, the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith reopens with three new plays.