The great distraction. The preserver of health. For decades, centuries even, sports have been a constant.
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The great distraction returns
The great distraction. The preserver of health. For decades, centuries even, sports have been a constant.
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Watching and waiting: Milan from my window
I don’t want to describe my experience from the point of view of things you see on the news.
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Quarantunes to groove (alone) to
Feeling the lockdown blues? Here are five albums to add to your quarantine playlist now, and in a few days.
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London Fashion Week – Women’s Collections SS20
The Panoptic is back at fashion week this Spring Summer 20’ season reviewing the latest trends in textile technologies – highlighting several designers pushing the boundaries of sustainable and ethical fashion with the ‘Positive Fashion’ exhibition taking over showrooms. Ethical fashion is always at the heart of today’s debate and the industry is addressing this…
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Review: Peter Gynt (National Theatre)
David Hare’s adaptation is good, but James McArdle is better in the National’s gripping new production of Ibsen’s meandering epic, Peter Gynt.
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Review: Does My Bomb Look Big In This? (Soho Theatre)
Nyla Levy’s new drama of teenage radicalisation tells a beautiful, well-crafted, and humanising story. I really hope the audience took it to heart.
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Review: Metamorphosis (Tristan Bates)
As the audience shuffle in to Metamorphosis at the Tristan Bates Theatre, extracting themselves from coats and squeezing into seats, they are also aware of another, rather more choreographed, movement taking place. To the low thump of base, confined to the corner of the stage, an ensemble repeat the same sharp movements, trance-like. Collide Theatre’s…
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Review: Three Sisters (Almeida)
Cordelia Lynn updates Chekhov’s timeless Three Sisters into a jarring, nostalgic piece of brilliance.
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Review: Pah-La (Royal Court)
Abhishek Majumdar much-delayed Pah-La finally makes it to the Royal Court stage, but fails to deliver on its promising first half.
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Review: Shipwreck (Almeida)
Anne Washburns wide-reaching theatrical essay Shipwreck delivers a host of challenging and nuanced conclusions about living in post-truth era of Donald Trump’s America
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