SUSAN DARLINGTON applauds a one-man show that navigates racist barriers to tell the story of the black pilot, boxer and jazz musician
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MARTIN HALL admires a remarkable film that concentrates on the human impact of gender dysphoria
JOHN GREEN recommends that rare thing, a British novelist who is politically aware, entertaining and who writes to the moment
RITA DI SANTO picks the best films from a festival that adopted a ‘neutral’ political position, despite the looming presence of the AfD
MATTHEW HAWKINS sees past the purple prose to themes of rejection and ageing in the autobiographical fiction of Rupert Everett
New releases from Richard Dawson, Yazz Ahmed, and The Murder Capital
JON BALDWIN introduces a new translation of Karl Marx’s masterwork that is readable, relatable and refreshed
GORDON PARSONS is bowled over by a skilfully stripped down and powerfully relevant production of Hamlet
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