Crowhurst: A Rogue Director Goes Roeg
Films can sometimes be like London buses; you wait ages for a biopic about doomed round-the-world…
Browsing: The Culturist
Agnes Colander
You may or may not have heard of the playwright, director, producer and actor (among…
You Were Never Really Here
Lynne Ramsay’s latest, in a selective career of unfailingly high quality, is this adaptation of…
The Winslow Boy
‘Let right be done.’ That motto is the overriding sentiment of Terence Rattigan’s 1946 play…
Fanny and Alexander
The Old Vic has done it again – achieved the seemingly impossible. They are currently…
The Importance of Being Earnest
Written in 1894 in Worthing at the height of his fame, Oscar Wilde’s The Importance…
Dead Man Walking
‘One of the things about art,’ says singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tim O’Brien, ‘is you…
A Guide to UK Opera Festivals 2018
Summer in England just wouldn’t be the same without an opera or two in a…
God’s Own Country
Francis Lee’s brilliant portrayal of life on an English farm delivers a deeply-moving story, confronting…
English National Opera’s Iolanthe
Gilbert and Sullivan’s 1882 satire on aristocracy and parliament, Iolanthe, contains what is probably their…
The Divide
Mention the name Alan Ayckbourn and most people think first of small-scale, often achingly funny,…
Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet in Swan Lake
Returning to Theatre Royal Bath as part of an extensive UK tour, the hugely popular…