An exhibition dedicated to Mexican printmaking in the first half of the 20th century captures the emphasis laid on art in the midst of the socialist revolution of 1910-1920.
Left-wing ideals were disseminated via mass distributed prints produced by the likes of Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros. 130 works by these printing greats and over 40 other artists come to the British Museum.
An exhibition exploring 5,000 years of humanity's relationship with horses, this summer at the British Museum, as part of their celebrations of the Diamond Jubilee. The show focuses on two breeds - the...
War Horse has to be the most successful production by the National Theatre in living memory. Since opening in 2007 it has scooped the Olivier, Evening Standard and the Critics Circle awards and it now...
Coventry's indie titans led by blonde-bombshell Tracy Tracy, The Primitive were one of the first bands to effectively blend new wave, indie and '60s rock sensibilities into fearsomely catchy power pop...
Still going strong after over 20 years, this is Willy Russell's finest musical, an inspiring, rabble rousing and tuneful classic. Set in Liverpool in the mid 1900s, Blood Brothers follows twin boys separated...
A triptych of plays from one of the few political but non-issue writers, Robert Holman. Holman looks at the emotional landscape of ordinary people and in these three short stories, he gives them extraordinary...
There's a rumour rife in Hollywood: the silent movie is over and a new kind of film is about to sweep the globe. Actors will be able to talk, sing and dance on screen...all at the same time! For Don Lockwood...
Every night at Jazz After Dark you get a chance to check out the more explosive bands on the London scene.Although ostensibly a jazz night, the organisers main priority seems to be making sure that the ...