A Measure of Success

Fred Fyles applauds the physicality of this Russian production of Measure for Measure

Learning To Love The Bomb

Fred Fyles is mightily impressed by the Royal Shakespeare Company's latest tour-de-force, which centres around the creation of the atomic bomb

Boulez at 90: The Enfant Terrible of Modern Music

Emiel de Lange explores the new musical vocabulary of one of the 20th century’s most controversial composers

The Rules of the Game

Fred Fyles thinks that the National Theatre's latest production is a snappy, comedic diamond in the rough

Women. Music. Power: A Century of Female Electronica

Fred Fyles takes us on a tour through the history of the early pioneers of electronic music

Will the real Wellington please stand up?

Fred Fyles is underwhelmed by this new exhibition of Wellington portraits

Tom Stoppard: Not so Hard After All

Jack Steadman wraps his head around the playwright’s latest

Tokyo No-Go: When acting goes wrong

Arianna Sorba finds bad acting deflates Harajuku Girl’s fine script

The White Square — An LSD Rhapsody

Anonymous explores a secret operatic world previously out of reach

The Indian Queen — Purcell’s Final Flourish

Kamil McClelland reviews Peter Sellars’ contemporary take on a classic

The Grand Master of Impressionism

Indira Mallik takes a tour of artistic history at the National Gallery

Swan Lake 30 years on: still magical?

Fred Fyles finds ROH’s ballet in need of updating despite strong dancing