Revealing the Costs of War
Kamil McClelland on the Royal Court’s new play
Issue 1594
23rd Jan 2015
Bonkers, But Not Brilliant - Bat Boy: The Musical
Max Falkenburg heads to Southwark to check out their cult musical revival
Black and White Gothic — Redemption through Darkness
William Gewanter explores the importance of Charles Stewart’s works
There’s More to Art than White Western Males
Fred Fyles and Kamil McClelland give five overlooked artists that you should know about
Bonkers, But Not Brilliant - Bat Boy: The Musical
Max Falkenburg heads to Southwark to check out their cult musical revival
Send in the Clowns — A Return to Traditional Circus
Ben Howitt reviews Cirque du Soleil’s Kooza at the Royal Albert Hall
Unseen — The Hidden Wealths that Lie in the Depths of the Courtauld
Max Falkenberg checks out the Courtauld's collection of little-seen pictures
Revealing the Costs of War
Kamil McClelland reports on the Royal Court’s new play
A Fight to the Death in the World of Office Politics
Fred Fyles explains how Young Vic’s Bull misses the target in places
The Peculiar and Unexpected World of Secret Theatre
Clara Clark Nevola heads down to Kilburn to check out a very secret show
We are not standing up for free speech
The mainstream media is not respecting the enlightenment of society
NBA Star John Amaechi visits Ethos
The legend himself allegedly shot hoops with Bugs Bunny