As You Like It at the RSC
Jonathan Groff may have been the star that got the audience through the door of…
Jonathan Groff may have been the star that got the audience through the door of…
With the weather turning, the Royal Academy offers the next best thing to a trip…
From murder in Oxford to espionage in occupied Rome and mystery in the south of…
English National Ballet has brought a new triple bill to Sadler’s Wells this autumn and…
It was 1991 that the film of Thelma and Louise first appeared, a sweeping road…
“It’s a play about a girl living, not a girl dying” says writer David Lindsay-Abaire…
Trafalgar Square’s rotating art experiment welcomes its sixteenth commission this month, as Tschabalala Self’s technicolour…
It’s a warm, muggy evening in early September. The air pressure feels oppressive, and as…
Gin, Demis Roussos and simmering marital despair; Mike Leigh’s seminal suburban satire gets a magnetic…
Litigious, self-mythologising and never knowingly underdressed, James Abbott McNeill Whistler cuts a singular figure among…
A meticulously researched biography cuts through decades of controversy to ask what Gauguin’s paintings actually…