Twelfth Night | A contrast between subtlety and aplomb

Twelfth Night is on at the National Theatre until 13th May

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Mazen Almaskati discusses what it takes for aspiring musicians to make it in music industry full of obscure managerial branches.

NeighbourHOOD Grammys 2016

Once again we have reached that time of the year, when the weather is bad and the Grammy’s decision-making skills are even worse. Thankfully Jamell Samuels and Le Osikomaiya have linked up for the 2nd Annual NeighbourHOOD Grammys 2017, bringing through two new bruddas onto the committee: Andy Djaba

Richard III | The Bard given Teutonic overtones

from 16th – 19th February

Macbeth | Breathing new life into Shakespeare

Macbeth was on at the National Theatre from the 6th – 20th February

Blanca Li's Robot | A confusing hodgepodge of man and machine

Blanca Li's show mixes human dancers with robot androids, but its message seems unclear

Hockney makes a splash at this Tate Britain retrospective

David Hockney is on at the Tate Modern until 29th May

Revolution: Russian Art 1917 – 1932 | A terrible festival of dead leaves

Revolution: Russian Art 1917 – 1932 is on at the Royal Academy until 17th April 2017

Richard III | An exploration of a monster

The Schaübuhne Berlin production of Shakespeare's Richard III adds in dark German absurdity

Robots | All hail our benevolent mechanical overlords

Robots is on at the Science Museum until 3rd September

Romeo and Juliet | Updated and abridged

Romeo and Juliet is on at the National Theatre until 24th February

Reading Drawings

Despite its efforts at making ancient scribbles interesting, Reading Drawings remains slightly too academic for the general public