The Mastersingers of Nuremburg – spectacular in every way

Emiel de Lange examines whether the ENO can grapple with Wagner’s masterpiece

Singing Stones – the Women’s Spring

Joshua Jacob is riveted by a show that explores woman's place in the Middle East

Seeing photography in a new light

Jingjie Cheng examines how Drawn by Light reimagines photography

London’s best small theatres - Part II

Max Falkenberg returns for the second part of his theatre guide

London’s Best Small Theatres - Part 1

Max Falkenberg kicks off our guide to overlooked city venues

Little Light – a family affair

Max Falkenberg visits the new Orange Tree Theatre show

Artists’ most magnificent obsessions

Fred Fyles is impressed by the Barbican’s display of unseen collections

Some Metatheatre Most Remarkable

Jingjie Cheng finds this 1920s play as relevant as ever

Viviane Sassen Like Never Before

Kamil McClelland explores Pikin Slee, Sassen’s exhibition at the ICA

Revealing the Costs of War

Kamil McClelland on the Royal Court’s new play

Onegin — The Best of Ballet

Clara Clark Nevola reviews the Royal Opera House’s take on a ballet classic

Napoleon: The Power Of Political Propaganda

Fred Fyles explores the relationship between power and image at the British Museum