From the Arctic to Antarctica: Barbara Rae’s new RSA exhibition

From the Arctic to Antarctica: Barbara Rae’s new RSA exhibition

Will Quinn Nov 5, 2026 4 min read

Dame Barbara Rae is not a painter of traditional, untouched vistas. Her focus has always been on the human history layered within a landscape. Having walked through her 2018 Northwest…

Camille O’Sullivan & Earl Slick on Their Union Chapel Reunion

Camille O’Sullivan & Earl Slick on Their Union Chapel Reunion

Will Quinn Nov 5, 2026 14 min read

Thirteen years after they first shared a stage, Camille O’Sullivan and legendary Bowie guitarist Earl Slick are reuniting for a pair of highly anticipated shows at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre and…

Inside Operation Mincemeat: The WWII musical conquering the UK

Inside Operation Mincemeat: The WWII musical conquering the UK

Will Quinn Oct 29, 2026 7 min read

As the Olivier and Tony Award-winning musical arrives for its highly anticipated Scottish dates, cast members Christian Andrews and Charlotte Hanna-Williams discuss the emotional reality behind the madcap deception. ‘The…

Sisterhood Under Siege: The Cast of ‘Girls’ at the Young Vic

Sisterhood Under Siege: The Cast of ‘Girls’ at the Young Vic

Will Quinn Oct 21, 2026 9 min read

‘I don’t think many people can pull on their own lived experiences,’ said Tara Tijani. ‘But I think we can use our lived experiences of connection and friendship and, you…

Noga Flaishon on Memoriam and the ethics of VR history

Noga Flaishon on Memoriam and the ethics of VR history

Will Quinn Oct 20, 2026 6 min read

As her sci-fi play Memoriam prepares for its London premiere, playwright Noga Flaishon discusses the ethics of VR, the commercialisation of history, and mining deep generational grief through dry, domestic…