Culture

This ‘Rolls-Royce of a revival’ gives the classic musical a modern feel

Nancy Cunard’s ‘roller-coaster life’ is the focus of this biography

This ‘absurdly’ entertaining sequel is an ‘edge-of-your-seat, fist-pumping spectacular’

Comedian defends show by saying his ‘target’ was ‘trans activist ideology’

Book was made into a 2009 film – and now Apple TV+ has had a go

Dulwich Picture Gallery show mixes bona fide masterpieces with ‘intriguing oddities’

Hollywood stars back in court after break in second libel case

Supermodel Kate Moss is due to testify in court about her relationship with the Hollywood actor

Featuring The Line of Fire, The Ezra Klein Show and The Backstory with Andrew Neil

Story explores psychic ‘precognition’ surrounding 1966 Aberfan disaster

Exhibition pairs drawings from Disney’s animations with rococo works from the Wallace Collection

The multiverse is back in this divisive cult hit

New TV series starring Kenneth Branagh will take viewers inside Whitehall as the pandemic unfolds

The festival returns to Hay-on-Wye from 2 to 5 June with an eccentric – and electrifying – bill of philosophers, scientists and artists

Story follows a ‘love square’ between four millennials, who inhabit arty circles in Dublin

More Marvel mayhem starring Benedict Cumberbatch

‘Superbly curated’ exhibition underlines fact that Sickert was a very ‘uneven’ painter

Dramatisation of hit true-crime series is ‘cold and shaking and surreal and grim’

The narrative is studded with ‘delicious’ details that make it ‘disgustingly entertaining’

Art, like gold, can claim a history as ‘a store of value’, but big caveats apply

Reinterpreted for a small band, the music has a homespun folksiness that works ‘brilliantly’

Invaded nation’s act is favourite to win while Russia barred from taking part

The 29-year-old Sex Education star will be the first black actor to play the Time Lord full time

The 59th festival of contemporary art signals an ‘epochal shift in attitudes’

Back in 2009, Jez Butterworth’s play took the world by storm. Now it’s back

A ‘sharply observed, often witty, eminently moving memoir’

A second big-screen helping of Julian Fellowes’ drama

French music star Woodkid talks about a new venture to support young talent

Aquaman star on the stand for the first time in multimillion-dollar lawsuit

Jodie Comer's ‘ferocious yet forensic performance’ blows the audience away in Suzie Miller’s play

The unusual building has reopened to the public following a six-year, £68m refurbishment

Featuring Whatever Happened to Baby Jane Austen?, Comfort Blanket and Taking on Putin

This is a ‘thrilling reassessment of Donne’s oddly hinged career’

‘Hats off’ to Nicolas Cage who stars as Nick Cage in this ‘batty comic caper’