Dog Without Feathers
By the Deborah Colker Dance Company
Reclaiming The Frame
Musing on the recent Tate Britain exhibition of Sir Don McCullin’s work, Arts Writer Rahul Mehta ponders the issues around photography of the disenfranchised and mentally ill
Out of Water
Head over to Richmond to see a heartfelt, beautiful exploration gender identity and sexuality on the stage.
INALA – Abundance of goodwill
Dance and song combine in this heart-warming homage to individuality.
Death of a Salesman
Intelligent reinvention strikes new chords.
Class
Writer-director duo Iseult Golden and David Horan bring their sold-out Fringe show to the Bush Theatre.
Avalanche: A Love Story
Maxine Peake commands the stage in a one woman play about IVF.
Twelfth Night
Shakespeare time travels to the roaring 20s for this unique twist on a classic comedy.
More than Human? Stephanie Dinkins
AI: More than Human sees collaboration between cutting edge researchers at DeepMind (MIT) and a wide range of artists including Stephanie Dinkins.
Sex, Drugs, and Murder on the Heath
Tumulus is a chem-sex “queer noir” that falls short
Review: Kohncertino
Well, Imperial unquestionably has no shortage of orchestras, bands or music groups. However, there’s a new orchestra which has been growing in the past few months: Kohncertino. Led by first-year maths student Michael Kohn, Kohncertino held its debut concert on Saturday 16th March, at St Gabriel’s Church, Warwick
Don McCullin
Don McCullin is best known as a ‘war photographer’, a title that does not sit easy with him. To him, photography is about empathy, but he has never felt that the impact of his pictures have done enough to end the suffering of the people he depicts. ‘If you can’