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Why do we love Helen Garner so much?
From Monkey Grip to How to End a Story, Helen Garner has been writing with clear-eyed precision for the better…
Matthew Rhys returns to the London stage in Playing Burton at The Old Vic
Marking the centenary of Richard Burton’s birth, this production is a fundraiser for the new Welsh National Theatre.
Emergence Magazine Vol. #6 – Seasons review: impressive arts and ecology magazine
'Emergence' offers a quiet contemplation of the Earth’s cycle of rebirth, life, decay, and death.
Great Writers & the Cats Who Owned Them review: a delight for cat lovers
In Great Writers & the Cats Who Owned Them, Susannah Fullerton explores the relationship between writers and their feline friends.
London art guide November 2025: best art, theatre and music
Our London arts guide brings you the best of a busy arts calendar this November.
Sunny Afternoon review: The Kinks come alive in Technicolor
More than a simple jukebox trip down memory lane, this production is a witty, heartfelt, and infectiously joyous portrait of…
The Wanderers review: a thoughtful examination of modern American Jewishness
Anna Ziegler's The Wanderers offers an intergenerational look at artistic and religious angst.
Every Brilliant Thing review: Minnie Driver is 'exceptionally good'
Minnie Driver delivers an extraordinary solo performance in the moving play Every Brilliant Thing.
Hilgeum review: a bold take on traditional Korean music
Rising stars Hilgeum appeared in London as part of the K-Music Festival, a showcase of contemporary Korean music that looks…
MUSIK review: Billie Trix is brash, bad and beautiful
Frances Barber shows her star power in this revival of Billie Trix in MUSIK.