Review: Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, at Young Vic Theatre
Kathryn Hunter in Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo [Ellie Kurttz] IN September 2003, while guarding Baghdad Zoo,…
Michael White’s classical news: London Guitar Festival; Shostakovich; Peregrine Voices; Errolyn Wallen
Helen Charlston [Benjamin Ealovega] THE world of the guitar always feels like a self-contained department of classical music,…
‘People remember the moquette – even if they don’t know they do’
Andrew Martin, author of The Moquette Mystery MAY Mitton lives in a small bedsit near England’s Lane, Belsize…
‘They go from woman to woman and you wonder, wouldn’t it be easier for them to just get a job?’
Lisa Jewell POPULAR Swiss Cottage crime writer Lisa Jewell’s tense psychological thriller about a serial con artist has…
‘Stella did not achieve the recognition or success in her lifetime her work deserves’
A self-portrait by Stella Magarshack THE craft that goes into the works by Stella Magarshack shows a lifetime…
Review: Every Brilliant Thing, at @Soho Place
Lenny Henry in Every Brilliant Thing [Helen Murray] FIRST presented at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2014, this…
‘I’m not popular in Japan, so I’m surprised to be in a bookshop in London’
Asako Yusuki, centre, signing copies of Butter in Piccadilly Waterstones last week HERS has been the name on…
Twain spotting: ’The Lincoln of our literature’ in London
Mark Twain photographed by AF Bradley OFTEN the subject of derision from Private Eye – the mundane rivalries…
Still lives: the rapid rise of female statues in London
The Mary Poppins statue in Leicester Square [Juliet Rix] MEN on plinths, watch out! A new book by…
Harrington: Novel becomes an exposé
Asako Yuzuki, left, signing Butter at Waterstones Piccadilly SOME months ago you couldn’t hop on a tube without…