Sixteen world premieres and two Welsh premieres, performed in the space of five days by a string chamber orchestra, a choir ...

I wanted the film to feel like a fairy tale for adults”, says Miro Remo, the award winning director of Better Go Mad in the ...

Bloc Party have been a staple of any 2000s indie rock playlist since the release of their landmark 2005 album Silent Alarm. While their discography has had its ups and downs over the years, the band’s ...

Tamara Rojo was a staunch supporter of women choreographers when she ran English National Ballet, so it’s no surprise that ...

It’s a tricky elevator pitch for a night out. On the one hand, Kimberly Levaco, the protagonist, is aging in dog years and ...

The Death of Robin Hood is a painterly film, but a melancholy rather than a merry one. A key descriptor in the rhymes and ...

Cadogan Hall – audience capacity 953 – is probably the smallest venue Todd Rundgren has ever played in London. It’s not about ...

To plug into Chat Pile’s new album is to latch onto a wormhole that reaches back to the mid-1980s to sample a scene that was ...

"Iconic" must be the most used and abused word in the reviewer’s lexicon - a single in the Top Ten and a slot down the bill ...

First performed by its author, Ntozake Shange, and four female friends in a Californian bar in 1974, this piece moved on to more mainstream theatreland and played over 740 performances on Broadway.

It’s hardly surprising that director Grant Gee, one of the most outstanding documentarians around – with acclaimed films ...

If you’ve read previous theartsdesk roundups from We Out Here festival, you’ll know that this is one time of year when your ...