Simon Stone catapults his tragic, eponymous protagonist some two and a half millennia forward to the open plan home of a socially liberal middle class London family. Dads in expensive lycra, expensive...
Large scale paintings; textured, vibrant and full of life. The Morgan Stanley Exhibition: Peter Doig, which recently opened at Courtauld Gallery, shows a small collection of works by the esteemed pain...
A queer historical romance written by a talented new playwright (Ruby Thomas) at a trendy and reputable fringe theatre (Hampstead) – what more could you want? Well, as it turns out, quite a lot ...
With figurative painting back in the mainstream grain of today’s contemporary art scene, Alice Neel: Hot Off The Griddle comes at the most perfect time for its audience. The largest exhibition to da...
The Oyster Problem – By Orlando Figes, Director – Philip Wilson The Oyster Problem follows Gustave Flaubert’s decline as he fights a disastrous case of writer’s block and lives in d...
Action, Gesture, Paint-Women Artists and Global Abstraction 1940–70 Abstract Expressionism is a movement that immediately evokes two things: New York and a select group of well-known male art...
Asif Kapadia’s film based on the acclaimed production of English National Ballet, choreographed by Akram Khan As the director of many well-known films such as Senna, Amy, or The Warrior, this...
It is a delight to see the Kew Gardens’ Orchid Festival again this year within the familiar surroundings of Princess of Wales Conservatory. This year the festival is based on the inspiration of the ...