Arts and entertainment
ARTS FEATURES
Pulitzer play turns spotlight on relations with Muslims
T he latest play to win a Pulitzer Prize for drama will be remembered for a long time by those who see it at west London’s Bush Theatre, where performances begin today.
THEATRE
Review: The Weir
Best watched with a pint in the hand, there is no more convivial and captivating evening at the theatre than Josie Rourke’s faultless revival of Conor McPherson’s perfect play.
BOOKS
Hollywood and Hitler 1933-1939
The 1930s are fondly remembered as the beginning of a golden age for Hollywood.
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Culture Minister bid to keep tapestries in the UK
Culture minister ed Vaizey has extended an export ban on rare silk tapestries depicting Jerusalem’s first and second temples.
FILM
Review: I'm so excited
As a rule, film directors are rarely seen on the Graham Norton Show.
ARTS INTERVIEWS
A National treasure — Hytner looks back on his greatest hits
It was Nicholas Hytner’s third big opening in as many weeks.
MUSIC
Review: Primal Scream
It is 22 years since Primal Scream released a truly important album (Screamadelica) and 13 years since their last great one (XTRMNTR).
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