David Sanderson

Jonathan Glazer has made cinema history by becoming the first Briton to be nominated for best director, best film and best foreign language film at the Oscars.Glazer, whose Holocaust film The Zone of

Women and girls ‘deterred from playing masculine instruments’

The British director often gets up in the middle of the night to write down ideas for blockbusters such as Oppenheimer and The Dark Knight Rises

Margaret Atwood and Kazuo Ishiguro are among 70 fellows who have called for action to ‘help to heal the fissures that have opened’ in the 200-year-old society

As Napoleon pointed his cannon at the pyramids, Britain’s unsung Oscar hero ignored the gunpowder and brought out the talcum variety.The resulting detonation — while perhaps less explosive than in

Bonhams to sell medal depicting Mehmed II, who seized the Christian city of Constantinople in 1453

The British Association for Performing Arts Medicine attributed a huge rise in mental health consultations to financial insecurity and the pandemic

Edward Hall left the UK to take up a role in Chicago and says the funding model in the US is a refreshing change

The new chief conductor at the London Symphony insists cultural organisations are there to perform rather than educate or deal with society’s ills

A job advert by Camden People’s Theatre has been ridiculed over its ‘patronising, insulting’ classification system