In Review

‘Comprehensive’ exhibition in Chichester seeks to re-evaluate painter’s career

Disney+ is show ‘so lacking in anarchic spirit it could be a Coldplay biopic’

Disappointing sixth instalment of the dinosaur franchise is an ‘extinction-level event’

Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear star in a ‘playfully twisted affair’ set deep in the English countryside

Easthope’s memoir of her experiences as a disaster manager is ‘gripping and filled with compassion’

The hit Danish political drama is back with a ‘gripping reboot’

This must-see show features 18 paintings covering a crucial period when Munch’s work shifted markedly

This ‘love letter to female friendship’ may make older viewers feel like ‘an anthropologist on Mars’

This is an ‘unceasingly agonising, yet always irresistible’ work

Featuring Killer Book Club, RedHanded, Criminal, Radioman and Lady Killers With Lucy Worsley

This Tate Liverpool show offers ‘social and political history by other means’

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is host to this ‘smart show about brains as well as beauty’

Directed by the late Roger Michell, this documentary is ‘insightful, mischievous and assembled with panache’

With its splendid location, this is a comfortable base to explore the best of the capital

Take a global tour of the whisky world – from Scotland and Romania to Finland and France

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’

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’

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

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

This casual roti restaurant outclasses its developed-to-death Power Station home

Set in 12 acres of its own parkland, the hotel’s location is hard to beat

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’

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

Forget bibimbap or barbecue, chimaek is the king of all Korean cuisines

This luxury hotel and restaurant is still going strong 15 years since winning its Michelin star

Raise your glass to some of the UK’s top breweries

Enjoy the city’s scholastic atmosphere from this scenic perch