DIARY DIARY Distant socialising Writer JAN WOOLF on the unique opportunity lockdown provides to use our imagination
THEATRE ONLINE Arts | Sunday 24th May 2020 THEATRE ONLINE A Streetcar Named Desire, Young Vic/National Theatre at Home
BOOKS Friday 22nd May 2020 BOOKS The Romance of American Communism by Vivian Gornick Political acuity absent in treatise on experiences of 'ordinary American communists'
BOOKS Saturday 23rd May 2020 BOOKS Unpalatable practices LIAM SHAW recommends an investigation into food-industry scandals
MUSIC Monday 25th May 2020 MUSIC Album reviews with Ian Sinclair: May 25, 2020 Latest releases from MAITA, Biffy Clyro and Gretchen Peters
PREVIEWS Friday 22nd May 2020 PREVIEWS Arts ahead Inspirational acts of solidarity in France and Greece
21ST-CENTURY POETRY Sunday 24th May 2020 21ST-CENTURY POETRY The world as it is — and how it should be Three new collections from Culture Matters are an eloquent reminder of how poetry is more vital than ever at a time of crisis
BOOK EXTRACT Monday 25th May 2020 BOOK EXTRACT Kicking back Rampant globalisation is exploiting workers everywhere but, in this extract from her new book Foot Work, TANSY E HOSKINS meets some who are collectively resisting
FILM OF THE WEEK Thursday 21st May 2020 FILM OF THE WEEK Rebel with a cause MARIA DUARTE recommends a gritty and amusing tale of one woman's revolt against corruption in a small Icelandic farming community
CINEMA Thursday 21st May 2020 CINEMA Film round-up: May 21, 2020 MARIA DUARTE reviews Take Me Somewhere Nice and The Final Wish
BOOKS Thursday 21st May 2020 BOOKS Snowden's Box: Trust in the Age of Surveillance by Jessica Bruder and Dale Maharidge Why everybody has the right to have something to hide
PROFILE Thursday 21st May 2020 PROFILE The joy of discovery, the pleasure of the unexpected CHRISTINE LINDEY explores the enduring appeal of Pablo Picasso
