From The Social Reckoning to Harriet Kemsley: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
Jeremy Strong plays Mark Zuckerberg in Aaron Sorkin’s sequel to The Social Network, and the Last One Laughing star reckons with divorce in her new standup tourThe Social ReckoningOut nowThe David Fincher-directed The Social Network has only come to seem…
A moment that changed me: I was heading for disaster on the Greek version of Strictly. Then instinct kicked in
I was gripped by fear, aching all over – and still recovering from cancer treatment. But Dancing With the Stars was a joyous celebration of survivalIt was an invitation I accepted in a moment of madness – and, over the next three months, regretted many…
Pam Tanowitz: Pastoral review – Beethoven explodes into bright bursts of gorgeous dance
Barbican, London Spinning off from the classic symphony with composer Caroline Shaw and artist Sarah Crowner, Tanowitz’s dancers find fresh thinking spacePam Tanowitz’s work is the antidote to the trend in dance for dark and shadowy stages, buckets of…
Orgy, apocalypse and exorcism: Faye Driscoll’s revolving bed puts everyone in a spin
The US performance-maker’s Weathering, which evokes people clinging to a life raft, has left a trail of overwhelmed audiences. As it arrives in the UK, she reflects on creating a sensory environment to involve us allFaye Driscoll is in Stockholm,…
The Standard of Living review – Rory Kinnear has bags of charm as Bloomsbury economist Keynes
Theatre Royal Haymarket, LondonJames Graham’s high-wire writing brings economic theory to life and connects it with art and fulfilment in this polished, ravishingly staged story of John Maynard KeynesNot everyone will know that the Bloomsbury group had a…
English National Ballet: Rhythm Riot review – this triple whammy brings zing, grit and chills
Sadler’s Wells, LondonA trio of dances taking influence from Stravinsky, tap and William Blake’s poetry combine with powerful performances exuding showmanshipDamn, there was some amazing dance going on in mid-20th century New York. You had George…