BORDERLESS
 By Tímea Koppándi 

As someone who often feels like modern art might be too abstract to understand, I did not expect myself to connect and engage with...

BVLGARI's Serpenti Metamorphosis by Refik Anadol at the Saatchi Gallery Shown for the first time at the gallery, this immersive...

Reviewing Victoria Miro's current exhibition 'Flora Yukhnovich: Thirst Trap' Flora Yukhnovich is an artist I have been dying to write...

The Courtauld Gallery reopened last week on the 19th of November, after a £50 million three year refurbishment and modernisation scheme,...

When I first stepped into the dark corridor of the exhibition with my tote bag, laptop bag and an audio guide, I was convinced something...

The Gulbenkian Theatre has hosted the world-renowned cellist and kora player, Tunde Jegede. By being one of the few composers in the...

Ciarán Barata-Hynes is the writer and main actor of the play Magna Carta which has recently been converted to stage at the Parrot Pub and...

'On your feet' was one of the most energetic, spectacular and utterly fun musical I have seen. I have had the opportunity of having a...

The Russian State Ballet of Siberia brought to Canterbury a series of performances: three by Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky (Swan Lake, The...

Marlowe’s Kit would be a great way to spend your Saturday night, not clubbing or drinking, but bonding and having a laugh trying to...

In December 2019, the Marlowe Theatre chose the story of Mother Goose as the outline for the pantomime. While the setting was amazing, as...

Choreographed by its lead dancer Dada Masilo, Giselle tells the story of a peasant girl who falls in love with a disguised nobleman....

L'Elisir d'Amour Do you believe in the elixir of love? In the 19th century in a small Italian village we are introduced to Nemorino, a...

The Marlowe Theatre plays a crucial role in Canterbury’s culture. With different shows playing every week, I wanted to know more about...

‘Step into the world of Dracula— if you dare.” We took the advertisement to task and found ourselves seated at 7:30 PM in Marlowe...

Breaking the societal boundaries that would have never been permitted in Prokofiev’s time. Two bodies lying on a cold metal table. That’s...

A white square, set on the floor, surrounded by chairs. That’s the set of an impressive play which explores the journey of two school...

The streets of Paris flooded with well-dressed women, the magazines full of beautiful and extravagant women, the world of art bursting...

“When it comes to the environment, time is running out. We must accelerate our response to the threats. Art has an important role in...

“The rich get rich and the poor get children.” One of the central subjects of this play can easily be summarised by the words of the main...