Arts.
Eliza Hunton doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry at this weird and wonderful performance
This fresh yet timeless play leave Jodie Sheehan with plenty of food for thought
Dan Hall talks to Percy Barkes about the finer points of Japanese prints and the resurgence of Watanabe Setei
Jasper Cunningham-Ward basks in the sweet charm of Drama Soc’s latest offering
Eliza Hunton wonders whether you can have too much of a good thing when it comes to comedy
Eliza Hunton laughs along with Comedysoc’s latest weird and wonderful sketch show
Megan Johnston explores the marvels of the York International Shakespeare Festival
Lara Medlam speaks to Samra Mayana – one of the organisers behind an innovative evening that fuses music, poetry and art
Jodie Sheehan finds that darkness can shine a whole new light on comedy
Ellie Ward is wowed by the vitality, ambition and modern relevance of the Theatre Royal’s depiction of the suffragette movement
Lara Medlam revels in the electric style and vivid colours of Japanese psych-pop artist Tadanori Yokoo
