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Friday, 3rd April 2026
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Review

Theatre

Review: Teeth ’n’ Smiles, at Duke of York’s Theatre
2nd April — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Review: John Proctor is the Villain, at Royal Court Theatre
2nd April — By Lucy Popescu

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: Messiah; Polyphony; The Crucifixion; Roderick Williams; The Resurrection Story
2nd April — By Michael White

Film

The Stranger: clever homage to mid-20th-century crisis of meaning
2nd April — By Dan Carrier

Art

Man of letters: on a mission to protect the art of hand-set typography
2nd April — By Lloyd Bickham

Rock n Pop

‘We have kept day-to-day diaries since the day we met’
2nd April — By Dan Carrier

Art

High hopes: when Constable moved to Hampstead
2nd April — By Peter Gruner

Review

‘People were looking at the world in a more intelligent way, asking how things worked and why’
2nd April — By Dan Carrier

Exhibition

How ‘playful and poetic’ Mendini reimagined everyday objects
26th March — By John Evans

Art

Seeing Joseph Wright in a whole new light
26th March — By John Evans

Theatre

Review: Summerfolk, at Olivier, National Theatre
26th March — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Review: ROI (Return on Investment), at Hampstead Theatre Downstairs
26th March — By Lucy Popescu

Film

Underland: cinematic work of art that digs beneath Earth’s skin has depth in spades
26th March — By Dan Carrier

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: John Dowland; Manchester Collective; Bach Passions; Yevgeny Kissin
26th March — By Michael White

Books

The reel life of Brian: ‘Film, he reckoned, might be the answer’
26th March — By Peter Gruner

Film

‘Nineteen Eighty-Four illustrates where we are living now in Europe and the US’
26th March — By Dan Carrier

Jazz

Review: Theo Croker’s ‘Miles Davis Mixtape’; and Emma-Jean Thackray ‘Dear Miles – A Love Letter’
25th March — By Rob Ryan

Theatre

Review: Yentl, at Marylebone Theatre
20th March — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Review: Manic Street Creature, at Kiln Theatre
20th March — By Lucy Popescu

Books

Charlie’s angels: the charismatic women left in Dickens’ shadow
20th March — By Jane Clinton

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: Turn of the Screw; Rigoletto; The Passion of Mary Magdalene; Cyril Ibrahim
20th March — By Michael White

Film

Project Hail Mary: space thriller with a mission is wonderfully watchable
20th March — By Dan Carrier

Books

Wed alert: former head teacher’s comic thriller is highly entertaining
20th March — By Maggie Gruner

Theatre

The playwright and the blonde bombshell: ‘They were genuinely in love’
20th March — By Dan Carrier