Mark Rothko’s colour field paintings invite contemplation, reflection, quietude, association, and in British, Irish and ...

Is there a neuroscientist in the house? I need a latterday Oliver Sacks to tell me about earworms, specifically earworms ...

In a warehouse, Tube trains rumbling below, Noah, his sister Tamara and his (Gentile) girlfriend Maud, live in a disused ...

My goal was to take the Messiah as if it had been written yesterday,” the conductor and eminent French harpsichordist ...

If your heart sinks every time a Shakespeare funny-man enters, here comes the RSC to put an unforced grin on your face. Its ...

Yes, I know.Maybe everything bitched about them is true; an eye-watering marketing push, cynically calculated, monied, etc.

With teasing timing, the latest revival of a Tom Stoppard play at the Hampstead Theatre arrived just hours after his funeral, ...

Towards the end of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's run-through of their old album Howl, bassist Robert Levon Been told the ...

Chinese-American director Bing Liu’s first feature – his Minding the Gap, a wonderful documentary about himself and his ...

Wonder is a word that is used too often in theatre, somewhat emptied of meaning by marketing’s emasculating of language. It’s ...

The National Theatre has a long record of starry revivals so this version of John Millington Synge’s The Playboy of the ...

Bat away your lurgy, stop that coffin’ and get up to Finsbury Park for a laugh laden, ballad blitzing, sensational spoof starring the toothsome Transylvanian. If that sentence is boiling your blood ...