Arts

Art in Kew

23rd April, 2008

Ursula Buchan enjoys the botanical art in a new gallery at Kew

Under cover of absurdity

16th April, 2008

Igor Toronyi-Lalic on the power of animation to subvert and propagate ideas

Sculptor of vision

16th April, 2008

Nigel Hall: Sculpture + Drawing 1965–2008
Yorkshire Sculpture Park, until 8 June

Honest observer

16th April, 2008

Laura Knight at the Theatre
Lowry Galleries, until 6 July

Feet of endurance

16th April, 2008

Entity
Random Dance, Sadler’s Wells

Won over by Golijov

16th April, 2008

Ainadamar
Birmingham Symphony Hall

Der Rosenkavalier
Royal Festival Hall

Foreign folly

16th April, 2008

Wedding Day at the Cro-Magnons
Soho

The Internationalist
Gate

The Black and White Ball
King’s Head

Blame Quentin

16th April, 2008

In Bruges
18, Nationwide

Jet set

16th April, 2008

Journey into Space (BBC Radio 4); Broadcasting House (BBC Radio 4)

Doctor’s dilemma

16th April, 2008

Dr Who (BBC1)

In Scarlett’s shoes

9th April, 2008

Lloyd Evans on the extraordinary story behind Trevor Nunn’s ‘Gone with the Wind’

Take your pick

9th April, 2008

Robert Dukes (born 1965) is one of our finest younger artists.

Weightless babblefest

9th April, 2008

Bliss
Royal Court

Peter Pan, El Musical
Garrick

The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
Almeida

Self-confident Royal

9th April, 2008

Carolyn Bartholomew meets Kate Royal

Oh, George, how could you?

9th April, 2008

Leatherheads
PG, Nationwide

Screen test

9th April, 2008

Why is it so difficult to make engaging television programmes about classical music?

Road to nowhere

9th April, 2008

Lost Highway
Young Vic

Aci, Galathea e Polifemo
Middle Temple

IPods for idiots

9th April, 2008

It is three years since I last wrote about my iPod.

Wealth of ideas

9th April, 2008

The relentless downgrading of the News to a series of shocking revelations about child abuse, bearded terrorists and the ghastly incompetence of our Olympic pretensions sent me straight to the World Service where even the shortest of hourly bulletins contains enough information to remind us that life goes on beyond our own limited horizons.

Liberating Shakespeare

2nd April, 2008

Mary Wakefield talks to the RSC’s Michael Boyd and learns how he scared the Establishment