Architecture Architecture Barber shows road forward for housing The 2021 RIBA Neave Brown award for housing went to the most innovative architect working in Britain today
Album Review Monday 18th Oct 2021 Album Review Musical optimism of the eve of the 100th anniversary of partition Ghost Songs: Contemporary Music and Words from IrelandVarious ArtistsDivine Art Recordings
Musical review Sunday 17th Oct 2021 Musical review Just the ticket for post-Covid gloom Back To The Future: The Musical Adelphi Theatre, London
books review Sunday 17th Oct 2021 books review Sci-Fi & Fantasy with MAT COWARD Reviews of new titles by Lindsay Ellis, JT Greathouse and Nicole Jarvis
Book Review Friday 15th Oct 2021 Book Review Page after page of wondrous revelation The largely unknown and historically neglected Caucasus emerges as a land of never-ending fascination, writes STEVE ANDREW
Photography Friday 15th Oct 2021 Photography Salgado's images mesmerise and admonish On the eve of Cop26 this is a pertinent reminder of the perils our rapacious species has forced on the entire globe
Exhibition Friday 15th Oct 2021 Exhibition Paintings imbued with innate working class consciousness CHRISTINE LINDEY recommends the work of Leon Kossoff who chose to depict life near his various homes or studios, in east and north London’s pre-gentrified, working-class districts of Spitafields, Kings Cross, Hackney’s Dalston Junction, Killburn and Willesden
Theatre Review Friday 15th Oct 2021 Theatre Review An activist discovers his vocation Play is proof of the extraordinary cultural contribution that gay men have made to society, even as they were being written off and left to die, writes ANGUS REID
Theatre Review Friday 15th Oct 2021 Theatre Review Orchard blossoms with novel take Chekhov classic is rejuvenated by being played nearer to comedy than tragedy, writes PETER MASON
Cinema Thursday 14th Oct 2021 Cinema Film round-up: October 13, 2021 Reviews of The Last Duel, The Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao, Never Gonna Snow Again, Halloween Kills and Ron’s Gone Wrong
Film of the Week Thursday 14th Oct 2021 Film of the Week The emancipatory power of cinema MARIA DUARTE is enthralled by the powerful story of filmmaker Belmaya Nepali
