Arts & Entertainment Reviews

Directed by Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Groß, My Happy Family certainly has a sublime quality of the ordinary

In the quiet and pensive By the Time It Gets Dark, tragedy is distant and half-seen, but its echoes taint the march of time.

The Other Side of Hope provides an unpretentious and comedic tale that is not washed out by its sensitive political relevance.

Una is as a screenplay adapted by David Harrower from his play Blackbird and directed by Benedictine Andrews. It is as conflicted as it is bold, taking you into the heart of a sexually beguiled relationship, bet…

For a play that is named Bitch, comedy thankfully finds a great home here.

Big Thief's Capacity is like stepping into the mind of steely-eyed singer and guitarist Adrianne Lenker, and just as confronting as you would expect.

It's sad and its dramatic and we all know the fodder Whitney's not totally unexpected death provided the tabloid press. But don't expect the same from this latest instalment to her story.

Mr Burns, a post-electric play is a fitfully absorbing, frustratingly uneven work that you'll never, ever forget.

Coming after three albums of intensely cathartic introspection, No Shape is an expression of otherworldly joy befitting a talent as singular as Perfume Genius.

Thick and sometimes urgent grooves taken from hip-hop rub up against gospel uplift, jazz exploration, bossa nova breezes and soulful fervour in beautiful and exciting ways.