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Populaire

The fantasy of Populaire outweighs any attempts at feminist statements, though its comic sensibilities remain apparent.

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Hang in There

The vertical works encourage a meandering path through the space delicately treading a circumnavigation around each piece in turn.

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Divorce - The Musical

As a host, Em Rusciano is chaotic and in-your-face, but in the best way possible.

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Violette

Martin Provost's sumptuous biopic about Violette Leduc spans the end of the Second World War to the thick of her…

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Rome: Piranesi's vision

This exhibition of architectural prints from the 18th century rewards careful attention.

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Joyce Hinterding, Agnes Martin and Linda Matalon at NAS

Described as an exhibition that makes the invisible visible, these seeming minimal drawings land a powerful impact on viewers.

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River of Fundament

As a monumental artistic vision, Matthew Barney’s latest film is admirable, but there’s little about it to actually enjoy.

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In A World...

By using an insular and seldom-explored industry as its basis, In A World… bubbles with considered comedy.

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Happiness Not Included

In a world where comics often compete to out-gross each other, Okine’s less abrasive humour provides a pleasant alternative.

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The Seagull

Many fine elements combine to make this classic of Russian theatre relatable for a modern audience.

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