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Romeo and Juliet

THE COURTYARD THEATRE: The tone is set for Goold’s Verona - in 'Romeo and Juliet' - in the violent opening…

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Macbeth at the Barbican

It is a shame all productions of Shakespeare aren’t like Cheek By Jowl’s Macbeth in the Silk Street Theatre at…

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Artsbowl launches cultural manifesto

Creative courses hub, Artsbowl is backing the recently launched ‘cultural manifesto’ urging the government not to pull the plug on…

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Economic crisis births new art pathways

As Britain officially emerges out of an economic crisis in 2010, new art companies, with strategies inspired by economic models…

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4.48 Psychosis at the Barbican

4.48 Psychosis, at the Barbican Theatre this week is Sarah Kane’s last play, written at the very end of the…

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Pole to pole: artists everywhere

From pole to pole, artists have been pinning the Earth at both ends this March; with Dutch sculptor Ap Verheggen…

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Alternative Fashion Week opens soon

Maggie explains that Alternative Fashion week came out of a concern about a lack of visibility for young designers in…

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King Lear at the Courtyard Theatre

There is no Hollywood ending in David Farr’s RSC Lear at the Courtyard theatre in Stratford-on-Avon.

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Catastrophe Trilogy by Lone Twin at the Barbican

Different rules apply to a conceptual three-parter like Lone Twin’s Catastrophe Trilogy, currently in the Pit theatre at the Barbican.

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Banksy holds back authentification

Viewed as a successful piece, must the Croydon graffiti be viewed as the mindless act of vandals or as audience…

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