Roman Tragedies: A medieval masterpiece for a Facebook Live world
The Barbican's staging of Ivo van Hove's epic Shakespeare adaptation is bold and daring
The National Wedding Show is decadent and depraved
Has voracious commercialism taken over a traditional expression of property rights? Theo Farah ventures into the heart of matrimonial hype to learn more about creating the perfect day.
Could 2017 be the year of indie?
With some major albums about to drop, could we soon be seeing an indie resurgence?
Julie Cunningham | Dance as Performance Art
Julie Cunningham & Company's Double Bill was on at the Barbican Centre from 8th – 11th March
The American Dream | Prints exposing US consumerism
The American Dream: pop to the present is on at the British Museum until 18th June
Julie Cunningham | Dance as Performance Art
Dancer-turned-choreographer Julie Cunningham presents a modern mediation on gender identity
Ballet Black | A rough-cut gem
Ballet Black will return to London on 1st April as part of the Barbican on Broadway programme, which runs from 31st March – 1st April
Ugly Lies the Bone | VR therapy and emotional trauma
Ugly Lies the Bone is on at the National Theatre until 6th June. Tickets from £15
Ballet Black – A rough cut gem
Ballet Black's triple bill has a strong message of diversity
Tycho at Electric Brixton
It was epic
Gang Signs and Prayer
The pressure was on, and at the tail-end of 2016, Stormzy went AWOL
Bonobo at O2 Academy Brixton
Each new song was met with a wave of euphoria among the crowd