Sunday 18th Nov 2018 Jazz albums with Chris Searle Ahmed a consummate guide to thrilling musical destinations Yazz AhmedLa Saboteuse(Naim)
Sunday 18th Nov 2018 Poetry on the Picketline Silence “Stop chewing with your mouth open!” my brother says,smacking lips trying to fake talking
Sunday 18th Nov 2018 Theatre Review Less is so much more in a resonant staging of Macbeth MAYER WAKEFIELD sees a restrained production of Shakespeare's tragedy which matches its malignant poetic intent
Sunday 18th Nov 2018 Album Reviews Rock royalty, eclectic excellence and Welsh wizardry BOB ORAM reviews the latest releases from The Charlemagnes, Naked Citizens and Spencer Segelov
Sunday 18th Nov 2018 Book Review Cause for rebellion in Catalonia The ongoing crisis on the Iberian peninsula hasn't gone away, says ANDREW BIBBY, and a new book explains why
Thursday 15th Nov 2018 Opinion The hills are alive with the sound of Laibach UP UNTIL now, I’ve been able to compile a batch of gig reminiscences and tour stories in virtually all my bimonthly columns this year, which bears
Thursday 15th Nov 2018 Musical Hellishly good SIMON PARSONS sees a brilliant musical reworking of Greek myth at the National Theatre which chimes with the Trump era
Thursday 15th Nov 2018 Film round-up: November 15, 2018 MARIA DUARTE and ALAN FRANK review Siberia, The Workshop, The Price of Everything, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back), and Hell Fest
Sunday 18th Nov 2018 Film Of The Week Systemic shocker MARIA DUARTE is scared witless by the remake of horror classic Suspiria
Wednesday 14th Nov 2018 Theatre Review Pinter to perfection The season marking the 10th anniversary of the playwright's death goes from strength to strength, says MARY CONWAY
