James Joyce | Dubliners

Joyce lets us sink into those delicate in-between emotions of melancholy.

Is this even the right theatre? | Oreste disappoints

Oreste is on at the Royal Opera House until 19th November 2017

Deconstructing the myth of 'prancing princes'

Why is male ballet not acceptable in the context of heteromasculinity?

Cohen’s light has gone dark, but the night will not have him

Cohen’s last album marks the end of a legendary career. Filled with mellifluous lyrics and soul-stirring music, it has been received with critical acclaim. Sadly 2016 has stolen another great, but can an artist like Cohen ever really leave us behind?

Ante Up | a new age of hip hop

Is hip-hop finally casting the spotlight on mental health issues, violence and gender identity?

The Nest overeggs performances to give an uneven show

The Nest is on at the Young Vic until 26 November 2016.

The National Theatre gets its groove back with Amadeus

Amadeus is on at the National Theatre until 1st February

Cymbeline

Cymbeline is on at the Barbican Theatre until 17th December

Where to get your post-fabric fix

After fabric’s tragic closure at the end of October, many of us are left frantically searching for a substitute to tide us over until the appeal on 28th November. Fear not, felix has you covered! Take a look at these great venues...

The Night Tsar takes control

Amy Lamé reigns supreme

Pitchfork Music Festival Paris

It wasn't too bad actually.

Glass Animals at The Roundhouse

Entering the venue, the mood of the night to come seemed to emanate throughout. Huge Tetris shaped lights hang high above the stage, glowing a bright orange/yellow light across the growing audience. After a short entrance, the band wastes no time before jumping into their first song, Life Itself