1536 at The Ambassador’s Theatre
In one of the hottest transfers of the year, Ava Pickett’s 1536 at The Ambassador’s Theatre…
Browsing: The Culturist
Winston Churchill: The Painter
As a longtime admirer and researcher of Winston Churchill, I was thrilled to attend the…
Northern Ballet: Gentleman Jack
Anne Lister was a bold, ambitious, unapologetic Yorkshire woman outwardly making a place for herself…
Exhibition on Screen: Frida Kahlo
“Frida Kahlo was a genius, she is in many ways a unique artist. Her work…
High and Low by Amanda Craig
Amanda Craig has long been one of the sharpest observers of modern London: its fault…
Sherlock Holmes at Regent’s Park
Given the thunder, lightning and generally wet and wild weather of the proceeding day, I…
The Constant Wife
The RSC’s The Constant Wife, sponsored by Cunard and starring Kara Tointon in the title…
Henry Moore at Kew: Monumental Nature
In Kew Gardens’ vast new Henry Moore exhibition, bronze sculptures, ancient trees and open space…
Michaelina Wautier at the RA
At the Royal Academy of Arts currently, a revelatory exhibition restores the often overlooked 17th c…
Grace Pervades at Theatre Royal Haymarket
David Hare’s new play (his 32nd), Grace Pervades, a sweeping, century-straddling meditation on the lives of…
Before Bond: The Books That Built the Spy Genre
Long before Bond, Bourne and Lamb, there was Kim, Hannay and Ashenden. For The Arbuturian,…
Don Quixote at Sadler’s Wells
The great choreographer of the golden age of Russian ballet, Marius Petipa, is probably best…