Review: Dreamlands at Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
The ‘city of a thousand and one cities’, Dubai, sells itself on dreams. It [...]
Review: Les Promesses du Passé at Centre Georges Pomipdou, Paris
It cannot be denied that the spectre of communism, in all its austere glory, [...]
Luther: The Bleeding Edge
If you were 50 feet up and a child serial killer was hanging perilously [...]
Review: Uneven Geographies at Nottingham Contemporary
Globalisation is barely a new phenomenon. Social theorists wax lyrical about the world becoming [...]
The murky underworld of Chatroulette
Humans are, by their nature, social creatures. Of course, this varies wildly from person [...]
Win a Cabaret Evening!
The Lady Boys of Bangkok are returning in spectacular style with ‘Fantasy & Feathers’ [...]
Review: Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption at Malt Cross
The world is a dark and dirty place. Wars are being fought all over [...]
Review: Before the Earthquake
It is often said that life is the sum of experiences. Various events in [...]
Lost in Translation: The Curse of TV Adaptations
Upon hearing the news that Martin Amis’ 1984 novel Money was going to become [...]
Review: BBC Philharmonic at Royal Concert Hall
As part of their classical season this spring, the Royal Concert Hall blessed our [...]
The Art or the Artist?
Someday all of your heroes will die. Equally, my heroes are not immune from [...]
Review: Hedda Gabler at Royal Centre
My most anticipated attraction on this year’s calendar at the Royal Centre was Henrik [...]
In Praise of Charlie Brooker
There are a lot of angry people on television. Flick between the channels on [...]
Review: The Meaning of Style at the New Art Exchange
“Segregation is the dustbin of history”. This is the message we are left with [...]
