Willy Mason whipped it out for the Bush last Thursday
Easy now. I know all this talk of ‘Willy’ and ‘Bush’ is exciting, but I assure you Mr. Mason was the only Willy getting big love in the Bush... Well, in public at least
The Turner Prize disappoints again
It’s hard to avoid the feeling that it’s all a bit... underwhelming
Discovering Art at Imperial
Chris Self quizzes Mindy Lee, curator of Imperial’s Blyth Gallery
Diagram of the Heart have a heart-to-heart before Bestival
At the heart of Imperial on the weekend, all diagrams were out of mind save the endlessly energetic Diagram of the Heart. They shared their love of ginger-nut biscuits before playing Bestival this summer
Interesting reflections in Hyde Park
Anish Kapoor's new exhibition turns the world upside down
If you read nothing else this week...
Gilead Amit, Deputy Editor, kicks off our new feature with his favourite work of literature: De Profundis
The Descent into Dotage
Amusing, startling, moving: Krapp's Last Tape at the Duchess Theatre
An Ode to the City
London’s nightlife is constantly evolving. A prescriptive list of clubs would be futile
The Bluffer's Guide to being cultured
Impress, intimidate, then lose your friends (and get some better ones), by being a total git about The Arts (capitalised, don’t you know?)
The ENO's new season kicks off with a new version of Gounod's Faust
Caz Knight is lured by the legendary Faust to the opera for the first time but is disappointed.
Liberté, égalité, fraternité
Dominic MacIver reviews Howard Benton's Danton's Death at the National Theatre
You've gotta ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, Punk?
Caz Knight starts off the school year with banter, bullying and brutality at the Hammersmith Lyric