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Capsule Review: The Bride and the Bachelors
I was worried that this exhibition, charting the influence of Duchamp on the generation of artists that followed him, would seem more repetitive than revolutionary. But whether it was Cage’s Disklavie… more →
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Capsule Review: People
wrote 3 weeks ago: Written by a national treasure, performed by a stellar cast, and directed by a giant of British thea … more →
Capsule Review: Mexico vs Balkans Brass Band Battle
wrote 1 month ago: The Barbican is not accustomed to conga lines and stage invasions. But take a 20 piece Mexican brass … more →
Capsule Review: The Life and Sort of Death of Eric Argyle
wrote 1 month ago: If you love books, Irish accents, and watching young actors at the top of their game, then this play … more →
Capsule Review: Untold Stories
wrote 1 month ago: Musings on church architecture, witty one-liners, and the revelation that carthorse is an anagram of … more →
Capsule Review: Captain of Kopenick
wrote 1 month ago: The National is renowned for its programmes – clever design, insightful commentary, and reasonably p … more →
Capsule Review: Vikki Stone
wrote 1 month ago: There is nothing new about comedians singing silly songs but few manage to induce the level of hyste … more →
Capsule Review: A Guide to Second Date Sex
wrote 1 month ago: Beautifully observed and hysterically funny, this short exploration of dating rituals and toe-curlin … more →
Capsule Review: The Passion of Jesus
wrote 1 month ago: A very chilly Trafalgar Square seemed a long way from the dusty hills of Gûlgaltâ, but The Passion s … more →
Capsule Review: Canary Wharf Squash Classic
wrote 2 months ago: The glass court installed in the heart of Canary Wharf resembled an over-sized museum case, lovingly … more →
Capsule Review: Mies Julie
wrote 2 months ago: “Welcome to the new South Africa. Where miracles leave us exactly as we began.” It’s 2012 but the co … more →
Capsule Review: Judas Kiss
wrote 2 months ago: Oscar Wilde was no shrinking violet and David Hare’s play about his trial and later retreat to Italy … more →
Capsule Review: Sandi Toksvig
wrote 2 months ago: ‘Mirth Control’ is an annual musical celebration of great women. As in previous years, Sandi Toksvig … more →
Capsule Review: Bobby McFerrin
wrote 2 months ago: Drop whatever you are doing, quit your job, sell all your belongings, and spend the rest of your lif … more →
Capsule Review: Marcus du Sautoy
wrote 2 months ago: What is consciousness? Can we measure it? When does it develop? Can it keep increasing? Just some of … more →
Capsule Review: Night on Earth
wrote 2 months ago: Jim Jarmusch stitches five vignettes into a single film in 1991’s Night on Earth. The intriguing set … more →
Capsule Review: Richard Thompson
wrote 2 months ago: Richard Thompson was labelled by Rolling Stone as an oft-overlooked contender for the title of great … more →
Capsule Review: Port
wrote 2 months ago: Port – despite the odd moment of turgid dialogue – beautifully evokes the ache of grinding poverty a … more →
Capsule Review: If You Don't Let Us Dream, We Won't Let You Sleep
wrote 3 months ago: Perhaps by virtue of the Royal Court’s new writing focus, Dominic Cooke (its Artistic Director) has … more →
Capsule Review: Chris Addison
wrote 3 months ago: “If there were a food poisoning incident at Borough Market, this entire audience would be wiped out. … more →
