To commemorate Shakespeare’s birthday, the Guardian’s ex theatre critic has tackled the daunting task of cataloguing all 37 of the playwright’s works, from acknowledged classic…

Luca Guadagnino, the renowned Italian film director behind Call Me By Your Name and Challengers, has returned to opera for the first occasion in over…

Kae Tempest, the Mercury Prize-nominated poet, rapper and novelist, has discovered fresh creative direction through his most recent publication following a transformative personal journey. A…

A ten-year period has elapsed since Prince’s death in April 2016, yet the Minneapolis legend’s impact on music and culture remains as commanding as ever….

Samuel Preston, the singer who achieved recognition as the frontman of early-2000s indie-punk band the Ordinary Boys before becoming a press regular on Celebrity Big…

For many years, music education in classical traditions has remained largely unavailable to young individuals in the most deprived neighbourhoods across Britain. However, a surge…

The established gallery exhibition is undergoing a substantial transformation. Contemporary British artists are progressively leveraging technological advancement to circumvent conventional display constraints, expanding accessibility to…

Morris dancing, Britain’s quintessential folk tradition, is experiencing a remarkable resurgence across rural villages, captivating local and visiting audiences. Once written off as an outdated…

Four centuries since his passing, William Shakespeare still commands London’s West End theatrical world, a demonstration of the timeless excellence of his dramatic genius. From…

Britain’s heritage organisations are undergoing a transformative shift as leading museums nationwide introduce pioneering accessibility programmes designed to welcome visitors with disabilities like never seen…