Ruth Wilson breathes new life into Hedda Gabler
Hedda Gabler is on at the Lyttelton Theatre until the 21st of March, 2017
Julius Caesar | A bold retelling of Shakespeare
Julius Caesar is on at the King's Cross Theatre until Saturday, the 17th of December
Every man’s read for the new year
Philip Roth's profoud novel tests our values
Arts in 2016 | a year in review
Three of our writers look back on their favourite productions and exhibitions from this year.
Artist in focus | Zaha Hadid, 1950–2016
Zaha Hadid left behind a monumental legacy
Andy’s Top 10 hip-hop albums of 2016
With countless rap and R&B projects dropping this year, 2016 has been an incredible year for hip-hop and urban culture. There’s been an unprecedented wave of new music from giants in the modern rap game, like Drake, Kendrick Lamar and Kanye West, to exciting debut albums from
A seat at the (culture) roundtable
Culture editors Indira Mallik and Fred Fyles give their round-up of the last 12 months in terms of culutre. Expect TV escapism, highlighting women in music, and going crazy over Olivia Laing...
4 Your Eyez Only J Cole review
The underlying narrative of the album tells the true story of the life of J. Cole’s late friend James McMillan
The Pirelli #nofilter 2017 calendar
Classically beautiful, slim, cis, able-bodied, and overwhelming white
The Little Matchgirl and Other Happier Tales
The Little Matchgirl is on at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse until the 22nd of January 2017
The Duke | Innovative political theatre
The Duke is on at the Jerwood Theatre (Royal Court Theatre) until the 14th of February 2017
Problematic faves | Nico
Sometimes artists we love have characters that we don’t. In our new weekly feature, we examine some of the artists whose antics regularly embarrass their fans. Can we separate the music from the artist? First up is German singer, Nico.