William Hogarth's line(s) of beauty
Tate Britain shines light on the margins of British paintings and lives of the characters painted therein
A Balkan Romeo and Juliet story in Old Bridge
A bold and heart-breaking exploration of love and loss in the midst of a war-torn city
A (late) summer exhibition at the RA
Summer of 2021 arrives in style at the Royal Academy of Art - albeit a tad bit late
Good morning, midnight... mother!
Jean Rhys meets Noah Baumbach in this slightly off pitch yet scintillating Texan period drama.
A day in Wonderland
Innovative and deceptive, the V&A's new exhibition proves that Lewis Carroll's tale still sparks wonder.
Arts & crafts for grown-ups
Arts Writer Ioana Esanu accepts an invitation from Yoko Ono to mend the world
Not broken at all
Obscure comedy wins us over with it's raw and honest depiction of reality!
The Most Magical Show There Ever Was
Frozen’s stage adaptation is filled with amazing effects that will make anyone aged 5 to 85 gape in awe.
Ten Reasons Why I'm Wiser
A play based on real letters from Londoners, 10 Reasons Why is just the start of the Arcola Theatre’s “Today I’m Wiser” festival.
Bold and Uneasy!
The Cockpit's latest production Penetration gives a honest and disturbingly brutal account of rape and confusion.
'Tis a Consummation Devoutly to be Wished
Greg Hersov brings Hamlet into the 21st century with grace!
East is East: Not Just Another Dysfunctional Immigrant Family
After 25 years, Ayub Khan Din shows that immigrant families have not changed one bit.