Album Reviews A fine suite for poignant rumination and struggles for independence IAN SINCLAIR reviews albums by Totally Mild; Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock,Jack De Johnette, and Buffalo Tom
Thursday 19th Apr 2018 Reviews Film round-up: April 19 This week the Star's critics review The Leisure Seeker, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, Let the Sunshine In, and
Thursday 19th Apr 2018 Film Of The Week Painfully funny Maxine Peake is explosive as a female comic battling a violent husband and sexism in working men's clubs, says MARIA DUARTE
Wednesday 18th Apr 2018 Fiction Review Misogynist malevolence adds pertinence to gripping police procedural The Tin Godby Chris Nickson(Severn House Publishers, £20.99)
Wednesday 18th Apr 2018 Opinion Jewdas is the latest flowering of a great radical Jewish culture IN A flurry of events worthy of an Isaac Bashevis Singer story, Jewdas is now the best-known Jewish organisation in the country.
Wednesday 18th Apr 2018 Dance Review Subtle subversion SUSAN DARLINGTON sees a nuanced reinterpretation of Beauty and the Beast as a feminist fable
Wednesday 18th Apr 2018 Theatre Review Questionable notes for Moderate Soprano The Moderate SopranoDuke of York’s Theatre, London
Tuesday 17th Apr 2018 Theatre Review Painfully instructive KATHERINE M GRAHAM recommends a tragicomic exploration of a family in denial
Wednesday 18th Apr 2018 Dance Review An American dream of balletic brilliance Voices of AmericaSadler's Wells, London
