In a world where vainglory and average intelligence pass for talent among our leaders, it’s hard to imagine today just how extraordinary it must have been fo...

Like all great art, dance requires no explanation – it simply demands that we open our hearts and minds to a transcendent experience. And if proof were neede...

Apart from Hamlet, Macbeth is perhaps Shakespeare’s most quotable play, containing some of his finest soliloquies and packed with phrases still in common use...

Major world premieres, medieval chants, Hindustani folk music, Hollywood soundtracks, Taiwanese dance, First Nation tribal traditions, a Tate takeover, 21st ...

It’s a brave theatrical performance that begins with the show’s narrator declaring gleefully: Theatre is dead. Such bravado could have spelled disaster. But ...

It‘s almost inconceivable that the exhibition now on at the Queen’s House – three Armada portraits of Elizabeth I and 27 treasures from Woburn Abbey - could ...

Fest en Fest is a dance event like no other, concerning itself over three days with the evolution of dance in a series of discussions, workshops and performa...

Fire bird, a new work by Julie Cunningham, is quite simply electrifying. It not only blazes a trail for contemporary dance while acknowledging the artform’s ...

© Andrej Uspenski Life is a mass of contradictions, paradoxes, emotional swings and, ultimately, a realisation that our very uniqueness as human beings means...

Splendid Productions lived up to their name when they brought their spellbinding version of Dr Faustus to Greenwich Theatre, ingeniously using Christopher Ma...

One of the reasons audiences adore Pixar films such as Toy Story is that they are child-friendly fantasies shot through with whip-smart adult-oriented jokes....