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Get your art on the beach
Whilst in England December spells freezing rain, Christmas shopping frenzies and prolonged spells on the sofa, art lovers may feel…
REVIEW: Macbeth, Gielgud Theatre
REVIEW: The signs outside the Gielgud Theatre on a cold, rainy Wednesday night on Shaftsbury Avenue said it all: FULL…
REVIEW: A play, a pie, a pint - Crazy Love by Che Walker
REVIEW: Samiat Pedro goes in search of a pie, a pint and a play, and catches Crazy Love by Che…
Go west... life is arty there
In May last year The Times proclaimed the east end to be ‘London’s new Bohemia’. With galleries relentlessly sprouting up…
Please do touch the art!
It’s not every day arts establishments urge spectators to get up close and personal and feel the art work. However…
Career profile: Pete Ferguson, Edinburgh musician
Edinburgh born musician, rapper, poet, promoter and producer Pete Ferguson aka Pedro Solenoid has just finished recording his latest album…
Introducing The Friends of Gagarin: A post-postmodern performance collective
Imagine you’re at a club. You came to see the klezmer bands and dance to some music. Suddenly a woman…
The Middle East film festival season kicks off
For many nations in the Middle East the retreat of the blazing summer heat in about October each year is…
REVIEW: The Painting of Modern Life, The Hayward
"Larger than life, the exhibition is ultimately a journey through versions of reality and questions ways of seeing. It’s definitely…
REVIEW: Jesus Camp, ICA
REVIEW: "Jesus Camp is an insightful film, whose bias is evident but also strongly justified and, as Pastor Fisher rightly…
