Opinion Opinion The sum of fears to come The TV series Years and Years has an unsettling finger on the pulse of dystopia, says JOHN COOK
Music Review Arts | Sunday 21st Jul 2019 Music Review Alan Wilkinson and the Akodo Quartet, Cafe Oto, London
On the road with Attila the Stockbroker Arts | Saturday 20th Jul 2019 On the road with Attila the Stockbroker Left unity, culturally and politically, is what it’s all about as summer takes hold
Music Review Friday 19th Jul 2019 Music Review Garbage, O2 Academy, Leeds Post-gothic pleasures from masters of rock, electronica and grunge
Theatre Review Friday 19th Jul 2019 Theatre Review The Nico Project, Stoller Hall, Manchester Confusing quest for demons plaguing a countercultural icon
Book Review Friday 19th Jul 2019 Book Review Maoism: A Global History by Julia Lovell Wide-ranging account of the movement which changed the course of China's history
Music Friday 19th Jul 2019 Music Album reviews with Michal Boncza: July 19, 2019 Latest releases from Jesse Dayton, Velvet & Stone and Una Quinn
Book Review Friday 19th Jul 2019 Book Review Telling insights into ‘the war on the principles of liberty’ ANDY HEDGECOCK recommends a revelatory new history of the Peterloo Massacre
Book Review Friday 19th Jul 2019 Book Review How and why the most vulnerable are under attack Crippled is a harrowing account of how austerity has impacted on millions of disabled people, says CARLOS MARTINEZ
Film Of The Week Friday 19th Jul 2019 Film Of The Week Horrific home truths MARIA DUARTE recommends the disturbing narrative of a family struggling against the odds in the wilds of 19th-century Snowdonia
Monday 22nd Jul 2019 Film round-up: July 22, 2019 MARIA DUARTE and ALAN FRANK review Varda, The Lion King, Tell it to the Bees and Making Noise Quietly
Theatre Review Wednesday 17th Jul 2019 Theatre Review The Night of The Iguana, Noel Coward Theatre, London Production of a Tennessee Williams play doesn't live up to its promise
Book Review Friday 19th Jul 2019 Book Review Towering tribute to the hero city The novel Stalingrad is a magnificent account of the people who endured the battle which changed the course of WWII, says GORDON PARSONS
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