All posts tagged review

Oitij-jo is a three-day exhibition and series of events celebrating Bangladeshi...

Boyd and Evans’ artistic partnership began in 1968 and...

Adel Abdessemed is not afraid to court...

In the heart of the West End the smallest theatre in London, the Arts...

Leon Chew’s first solo show negotiates what has the potential...

Following on from the 1970 documentary I Was a Soldier, British director Michael...

London’s Leicester Square Theatre has been invaded by a futuristic...

Paul Torday published his first novel in 2006, the international...

Shoreditch’s trendy Old Blue Last is crammed to the rafters with lairy...

The film’s two names – its original Chinese and its English counterpart – start alarm...