Arts, page 2

4 months ago

In Conversation with Yiigaa

Upon meeting Yiigaa (pronounced: yee-gah) you’ll be struck by her charisma and kindness. She’s confident but not conceited, personable but…

4 months ago

Greed review: This is what happens when a moral message overwhelms a film

Michael Winterbottom’s latest flick is titled Greed, as its true protagonist is not the immoral, ruthless, and money-driven fashion mogul…

4 months ago

Troy: Myth and Reality at the British Museum

Jim Crawley visits an often superb, well-staged and ambitious show, which uses ancient and modern art to explore the enduring power of myth

5 months ago

Richard Stanley on Color Out of Space: “I wish we could’ve done a scratch and sniff”

The suite in the Mayfair Hotel is almost disarmingly ornate, even for this part of London. By this point I’m…

5 months ago

The Visit at the National Theatre: Beckettian undertones, flavours of Greek tragedy, but no real pietas

Alberto Tondello reviews The Visit at the National Theatre

5 months ago

SPLINTERED at the VAULT Festival: A celebration of queer, Carribean culture in true carnivalesque spirit

“Who is to blame for the existence of homophobia in the Caribbean? Is it colonialism? Is it religion? Is it…