Arts

Obituary A talent for compassion

Eliza Gearty pays tribute to Frightened Rabbit's SCOTT HUTCHISON and his candid, empathetic approach to male vulnerability and mental health

Arts | Friday 18th May 2018

Jazz albums with Chris Searle Trio totally in tune with perfection

Arts | Friday 18th May 2018

Preview Capital sights in view

Arts | Thursday 17th May 2018

Cannes film festival round-up Reality bites in gritty dramas from the US to Kurdistan

Friday 18th May 2018

Arts ahead

NEWPORT/TOURING OPERA
Rhondda Rips It Up!
The Riverfront
Kingsway

Wednesday 16th May 2018

Film of the week Sexless on the beach

MARIA DUARTE sees a film on the wedding night from hell which is more voyeuristic than revelatory

Wednesday 16th May 2018

Film round-up

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Wednesday 16th May 2018

Theatre review Clone comics keep abreast of Parton

DollyWould
Live Art Bistro, Leeds

Wednesday 16th May 2018

Preview Playing with class consciousness

BERNADETTE HYLAND reports on the northern launch of a unique collection of working-class plays

Wednesday 16th May 2018

Fiction review Grave obsessions of stranger in a strange land

After The Winter
by Guadalupe Nettel
(Maclehose Press, £14.99)

Wednesday 16th May 2018

Book review Capital crime scene

Tales of Two Londons eloquently demonstrates the rapacious divisions engineered between rich and poor in the city, says LAMIAT SABIN

Thursday 17th May 2018

Film festival round-up Reel concerns at Cannes Film Festival

WITH less emphasis on glamour and red carpet, Cannes got off to an unusually strong start with one of the most substantial opening films in years.

Tuesday 15th May 2018

Theatre review Riveting views from the eye of the storm

SIMON PARSONS recommends a spellbinding production of Life and Fate, set at the height of WWII in Soviet Russia

Thursday 17th May 2018

Theatre review Ugly Mood Music

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Arts

Obituary A talent for compassion

Eliza Gearty pays tribute to Frightened Rabbit's SCOTT HUTCHISON and his candid, empathetic approach to male vulnerability and mental health

Jazz albums with Chris Searle Trio totally in tune with perfection

Preview Capital sights in view

Cannes film festival round-up Reality bites in gritty dramas from the US to Kurdistan

Arts ahead

NEWPORT/TOURING OPERA
Rhondda Rips It Up!
The Riverfront
Kingsway

Film of the week Sexless on the beach

MARIA DUARTE sees a film on the wedding night from hell which is more voyeuristic than revelatory

Film round-up

Theatre review Clone comics keep abreast of Parton

DollyWould
Live Art Bistro, Leeds

Preview Playing with class consciousness

BERNADETTE HYLAND reports on the northern launch of a unique collection of working-class plays

Fiction review Grave obsessions of stranger in a strange land

After The Winter
by Guadalupe Nettel
(Maclehose Press, £14.99)

Book review Capital crime scene

Tales of Two Londons eloquently demonstrates the rapacious divisions engineered between rich and poor in the city, says LAMIAT SABIN

Film festival round-up Reel concerns at Cannes Film Festival

WITH less emphasis on glamour and red carpet, Cannes got off to an unusually strong start with one of the most substantial opening films in years.

Theatre review Riveting views from the eye of the storm

SIMON PARSONS recommends a spellbinding production of Life and Fate, set at the height of WWII in Soviet Russia

Theatre review Ugly Mood Music

Joe Penhall's play is an excoriating exposé of the music business, says MAYER WAKEFIELD

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