Cabaret
A long goodbye to Berlin
Lucasta Miller 15 June 2024 9:00 am
Christopher Isherwood’s experiences as a young man in Weimar Germany would be reworked in his autofiction for the rest of his life
Even Adrian Lester's sweetness, grace and nobility can't rescue Almeida's Hymn
Lloyd Evans 27 February 2021 9:00 am
The Almeida is fighting back against lockdown with a sprawling family drama about two long-lost siblings. Adrian Lester plays Gilbert…
Joyce DiDonato seduces you within the first 10 minutes: Royal Opera’s Agrippina reviewed
Alexandra Coghlan 5 October 2019 9:00 am
‘Laws bow down before the desire to rule…’ Centuries before ‘proroguing’ had entered British breakfast-table vocabulary there was Handel’s Agrippina,…
A short history of art deco – from high art to two-tone shoes, garden gates to Twiggy
Peter York 1 December 2018 9:00 am
On 10 September 1973 the 1930s Kensington High Street department store formerly known as Derry & Toms reopened as Big…
Barry Humphries on Trump, transgender ‘rat-baggery’ and causing maximum offence
Lloyd Evans 21 July 2018 9:00 am
‘I’m an amateur,’ Barry Humphries tells me. The Australian polymath uses the word in its older sense of ‘enthusiast’ rather…