Ibsen’s Ghosts
Ghosts, currently playing at Rose Theatre Kingston brings Stephen Unwin’s (who is also the creative director of this play) translation…
Paintings From Prayer
Stephen B Whatley’s work is featured on our August/September front cover and on Thursday I went to his private preview…
Designing Antiquity by Stephanie Moser
Apart from its scholarly and visual merits, this study deserves recognition as the second book-length work about Owen Jones, the…
An interview with Conor Patrick, author of Goodbye Crocodile
The London Magazine interviews Conor Patrick ahead of his debut collection, Goodbye Crocodile, being published. What was it that first got…
The Daylight Comes With Me by John Darwin
Leave the world alone and close the door, seal this room from everything outside, nothing else exists but these four…
David Bowie Is at the V&A
The ‘David Bowie Is’, currently on at the V&A until mid-August. I went to the late show on a Friday…
An Interview with David Henry Hwang
The London Magazine interviews David H. Hwang, as his Obie Award-winning Pulitzer prize finalist play Yellow Face comes to Finsbury’s new ‘Park…
Audrey Niffenegger at the Southbank Centre
I was lucky enough to be in the audience of Audrey Niffenegger’s talk on Monday 27th May. Here, she talked…
The Man Who Died Twice by Alexandra Maher
A fan-fiction crossover piece combining Julian Fellowes’ Downton Abbey and Agatha Christie’s Poirot. Set in the Christmas of 1920, as…
The Problem with Paolo Sorrentino by George Hull
The work of Neapolitan director Paolo Sorrentino combines a compelling visual style with a unique sensitivity for psychological subtleties. The…
The Veil by Manash Bhattacharjee
She walks past the wave Of curious glances An apparition eluding Light and desire Everything she hides from Trembles in…
SYRIA by Ghayth Armanazi
SUFFER THE COUNTRY Suffer the curled up corpses of the tortured Suffer the cluttered ranks of the bound and…
Child of Vengeance by David Kirk
Excerpt from Chapter One The battle was over, but still Kazuteru ran. He had duty to fulfil. The young samurai…
Child of Vengeance by David Kirk
Excerpt from Chapter One The battle was over, but still Kazuteru ran. He had duty to fulfil. The young…
Poet in Delhi by Manash Bhattacharjee
Can you rinse away this city that lasts like blood on the bitten tongue? ~ Agha Shahid Ali Delhi, where…
The Modern Eye – Edvard Munch exhibition at Tate Modern
‘Without anxiety and sickness I would have been a rudderless ship…’ – E. Munch At any given time of the…
Fragment of the Fringe: a Reflection. By Oliver Wood
The fringe, so say the mummers, has become over-commercialised in recent years. Too many agents, too much spin, a lack…
Men at Work
Holland Park Opera: Tchaikovsky, Yevgeny Onegin and Verdi, Falstaff The Merry Wives of Windsor is a very dull play indeed.…
The Fear of Breathing. By James Denselow
Over sixteen months into the unrest in Syria a true picture of events on the ground is still hard to…
Colin MacGowan-Black
Eric Block Colin MacGowan-Black would have been 100 years old this week. On the anniversary of his birth, Eric…
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