Film round-up: October 17 2018 MARIA DUARTE and ALAN FRANK review Halloween, After the Screaming Stops, Science Fair and Hunter Killer
Tuesday 16th Oct 2018 Arts ahead: October 16 2018 SHEFFIELD EXHIBITIONDarkness into Light: The Emotional Power of ArtOctober 20-January 13
Tuesday 16th Oct 2018 Album Reviews Organ swoons and a laid-back magnum opus IAN SINCLAIR reviews albums by Kurt Vile, Amy Helm, and Nathan Bowles
Monday 15th Oct 2018 Powerful meditation on the personal and political costs of the Aids epidemic The InheritanceNoel Coward Theatre, London
Monday 15th Oct 2018 Theatre Review Cut-and-paste Shakespeare tragedies bring misogyny into sharp focus othellomacbethLyric Theatre, Hammersmith
Monday 15th Oct 2018 Jazz Perfect pictures from an exhibition of jazz artistry Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp John Edwards and Mark SandersCafe Oto, London
Monday 15th Oct 2018 Poetry on the Picketline You May Want to Look Away Now Red T-shirt, blue shortsAlan Kurdi from Syrian Kobanelies still in the armsof his would-be rescuer.
Monday 15th Oct 2018 Interview Aktion stations to excavate buried history Susan Darlington talks to playwright MICK MARTIN about Bent Architect's new show, which unearths the story of the women whose active resistance helped bring WWI to an end
Monday 15th Oct 2018 Theatre Hare-brained offering TOM KING is distinctly unimpressed by a play on the Labour Party by a writer dubbed 'the premier political dramatist writing in English'
Monday 15th Oct 2018 Fiction Review Blumenfeld's milestone Jewish saga makes a welcome reappearance Phineas Khanby Simon Blumenfeld(London Books, £14.95)
Friday 12th Oct 2018 Festival Review The techno dimension DIMENSIONS FESTIVALFort Punta Christo, Pula, Croatia
