Interview Interview Victims of the gig economy RITA DI SANTO speaks to Laura Carreira about her study of workers in an Amazon warehouse, On Falling
Ballet Review Monday 17th Mar 2025 Ballet Review Defeating the D-men SUSAN DARLINGTON applauds the translation of Jane Eyre into a ballet that preserves the drama of her formative years
Theatre Review Monday 17th Mar 2025 Theatre Review There ain’t no yellow brick road running through Glasgow STEF LYONS is swept along by the infectious energy of an ex-con single mother’s dreams of Nashville
Music review Sunday 16th Mar 2025 Music review This music is your music STEVE JOHNSON recommends that you catch an unforgettable tribute to Woody Guthrie
Books Sunday 16th Mar 2025 Books Embrace the differences MARJORIE MAYO recommends a punchy demonstration of the the way class politics are being fragmented by the right
Books Friday 14th Mar 2025 Books Food for thought STEVE ANDREW welcomes a political interrogation of the contradiction between ecological awareness and a dietary crisis in today’s food consumption
ScreenCuba Film Festival Friday 14th Mar 2025 ScreenCuba Film Festival Screen Cuba, Take Two Festival Coordinators TRISH MEEHAN and DODIE WEPPLER introduce some of the highlights of Screen Cuba Film Festival 2025
Books Thursday 13th Mar 2025 Books Comrades, not colleagues HENRY BELL is moved by the account of scientists under seige in Leningrad who preferred to starve rather than sacrifice their life-saving work
Books Thursday 13th Mar 2025 Books A man for all seasons WILL PODMORE recommends an excellent and useful introduction to a lesser-known giant of the scientific revolution in Britain
Books Thursday 13th Mar 2025 Books Dr Who and the scourge of capitalism JOHN GREEN surveys the remarkable career of screenwriter Malcolm Hulke and the essential part played by his membership of the Communist Party
Cinema Thursday 13th Mar 2025 Cinema Film round-up: March 13, 2025 The Star's critic MARIA DUARTE reviews Last Breath, Sister Midnight, Opus, and The Electric State
