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EXHIBITION REVIEW: JEAN DUBUFFET: BRUTAL BEAUTY
A major London exhibition of the works of Jean Dubuffet reviewed.
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21st-Century Jonson: The Alchemist at the Barbican Theatre
The RSC’s revival is Ben Jonson for the 21st century.
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A Philosophy of Time: Ragnar Kjartansson at the Barbican Gallery
If you stayed to watch everything in this Icelandic artist’s exhibition, you’d have to stay for 24 hours.
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The Fierce Imagination of Yukio Ninagawa: Hamlet and Kafka on the Shore at the Barbican Theatre
This year, the great Japanese theatre director Yukio Ninagawa turns eighty. Xenobe Purvis reviews two of his productions at the Barbican
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Litro Does Latin America: CASA Latin American Theatre Festival 2013
Last month Charlotte Fereday, scholar of Latin American theatre, reviewed the Royal Court’s New Plays From Chile. Now she turns her hand to an even more sprawling and ambitious event: ...
Searching for Watt: Barry McGovern in Watt at the Barbican
You’d be forgiven for thinking we’ve perhaps seen all there is to see of the acclaimed Irish playwright Samuel Beckett. After all, there have been a myriad Vladimirs and Estragons ...
Arts & Culture, Projections: Going to the Cinema Alone
Other People
Of all the irritations of the cinema, other people are the worst. A modern cinema audience may chatter, eat, obscure the view, throw litter, snore and confidently make pronouncements on ...