Robots | All hail our benevolent mechanical overlords
Robots is on at the Science Museum until 3rd September
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
Rigoletto | Singers outshined by set
It’s never a good sign when the set outshines the main cast
Reading Drawings
Despite its efforts at making ancient scribbles interesting, Reading Drawings remains slightly too academic for the general public
¡Caliente! Burning up the stage with Tango Fire
You don’t need to be a tango aficionado for the raw appeal of Tango Fire’s bold and flamboyant dancing
London’s new music scene
Tired of the same old songs, or just like listening to live music? The new music scene in London is vibrant and flourishing, beginning with the Roundhouse Rising Festival next week.
Drake: The Boy Meets World Tour
Enjoy Andy Djaba's rant on his love-hate relationship with Drake
Kiss and Cry | An exploration of stage-craft and isolation
Jaco Van Dormael and Michéle Anne De Mey's short piece shows off choreography, cinematography, and lighting to dazzling effect
Musicians against Trump
Trump’s already controversial presidency has been vehemently opposed by many from its inception. Most recently the Muslim ban has stirred a backlash from musicians across the globe.
Wish List | A harrowing portrait of zero-hours contracts
Joseph Quinn and Erin Doherty as Dean and Tamsin will enchant you
La Traviata
An opera that speaks to the heart
The fourth plinth shortlist proves a mixed bag
The Fourth Plinth shortlist is on at the National Gallery until 26th March