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Christopher Nolan was the wrong director for The Odyssey
The Odyssey is written, produced and directed by Christopher Nolan, but he's missed all the wonder and painted the epic…
Henry Moore review: monumental sculpture in the open air of Kew Gardens
Henry Moore always believed his sculptures should respond to the natural environment.
Best new arts prize winners & opportunities: July 2026
This month's round-up includes the winner of museum of the year, plus opportunities for artists, writers and theatre-makers.
Theatre of the World interview: the Chilean artists tapping into puppetry’s power
Chilean theatre company Silencio Blanco uses puppetry to create powerful, documentary-style theatre works that are now touring the world.
Digital piracy can be an act of love in a world where online media disappears
Sometimes digital piracy is the only way to watch – and keep alive – your favourite TV shows or movies.
What I’ve Learned: Julia Potter, Screen Composer
Julia Potter discusses the reality of being a screen composer and offers advice for anyone interested in her line of…
Ashley Zukerman on Silo: ‘It was a little daunting’
After his stint on Succession, Ashley Zukerman has had his pick of some 'really meaty' roles, landing him in Season…
Winning werewolf films to howl at before Robert Eggers’ Werwulf
Howl at the moon, the time of the werewolf is nigh.
Supergirl review: planet-hopping fun
Milly Alcock takes up the baton with aplomb in fellow Aussie Craig Gillespie’s adventure movie Supergirl.
Jonathan Baldock review: fragile folklore in Bristol
Jonathan Baldock’s Held at Arnolfini is part way between shrine and forest.