Review: Turandot, Royal Opera House
Puccini’s last opera is a strange affair, but Rasika Sittamparam finds a great deal to enjoy at the ROH’s latest…
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Liquid Lunch: William Dalrymple and his continuing passion for India
Olenka Hamilton chews the fat with William Dalrymple, the historian and writer whose heart belongs in India We have a…
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Review: Masseria San Domenico, Puglia
Seawater therapy, local wines and great Puglian food is enough to revitalise your jet-setting spirit in this tranquil Italian retreat,…
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Review: Nobu, Shoreditch
Nobu strikes again, this time in the East End of London, and it’s another hit, writes Christopher Jackson Like all…
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Review: Hamlet at the Harold Pinter Theatre
Andrew Scott triumphs as Hamlet in Richard Icke’s Nordic noir production, reinventing Shakespeare’s agonising anti-hero with a frenetic and intoxicating…
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Californian summer stay at Dolphin Bay Resort & Spa
Discover the central coast of California and extend your summer stay with Dolphin Bay Resort & Spa’s ‘stay four pay…
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German masterpiece proves not all Turners are equal
The sale for £19m of Turner’s Ehrenbreitstein at Sotheby’s just goes to show was a strange business art is, writes…
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The Zanzibar Collection’s ‘Yoga in Paradise’
The boutique collection launches the recipe for the perfect yogic escape The ultra-luxurious Baraza Resort & Spa voted among the…
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Review: L’Escargot, Soho
In the age of Emmanuel Macron, there is no better time to return to Soho to remind yourself of the…
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Rosa Alpina: The Dolomites at their best
The Dolomites are rich in history, hikes and fine dining, writes Jason Cowley, editor of the New Statesman One morning…
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A triumphant new look for the V&A
The new V&A exhibition space shows a museum readying itself for the future, writes Rebecca Morton The Sackler Courtyard, the…
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Review: Angler, South Place Hotel, Moorgate
The food is the star attraction of the Angler, and more than makes up for the décor, writes Christopher Jackson…
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‘Life enhancing’ London Art Week 2017 begins
The 2017 London Art Week brings 7,000 years’ worth of creative output to the capital, writes Rachel Parker Henri Matisse…
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Review: Hokusai — Beyond the Great Wave, British Museum
An important exhibition shows that Hokusai was much more than just the creator of the Great Wave, writes Christopher Jackson…
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Asian buyers flex muscles in London art sales
Asian buyers fuel strong recovery at Christie’s Impressionist and Modern sale, with sky-high bids for art world’s ‘mega brands’ like…
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Review: Anticavilla Hotel – Cuernavaca, Mexico
For Spear’s, Matthew Hardeman escapes the sprawling megalopolis of Mexico City and heads to Cuernavaca, the ‘City of Eternal Spring’…
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Review: Focusing Space at 48 Albermarle Street, Mayfair
German post-war anti-expressionists come to the fore in this inaugural exhibition from ArtCricle, writes Jessica Irving A fog machine stands…
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Travel feature: a journey to Ethiopia’s celestial monastery
The path to the Asheton Maryam Monastery on one of Africa’s highest mountains offers the experience of a lifetime, writes…
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Review: Sargent – The Watercolours, Dulwich Picture Gallery
See the vibrancy of watercolours come to life with the American painter John Singer Sargent’s masterful strokes in this exhibition…
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Review: Hotel Cala Di Volpe, Sardinia
Cala di Volpe still lives up to the setting it was designed to be: an elite, laid-back playground for the…
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