Salt flats and precious metals shine in Rare Earth Mettle
Another play that prods us to ask the quintessential question with progress - Does the ends justify the means?
Over the Amazon and through the Andes
The British Museum takes a walk through the past exploring the civilisations of Peru
Vibrant and salubrious and mirthful and sassy
A stellar performance on midlife crisis comes to life at the Charing Cross Theatre
Jewelled vestiges of a Russe Affair
This poignant and artful exhibit provides food for the eyes and the mind.
The Historemix
Divorced, beheaded, died, the pop sensation - the infamous tale of Henry VIII's six wives gets a fresh twist
The show never before seen and never to be seen again
Musical meets improv like never before at the Lyric Theatre
In a woman's troubled mind
A deeply unsettling adaptation of Rebecca Watson's 'Little Scratch' guides the audience through the disturbing daily thoughts of a rape victim
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.