Outing: cinema
return
Now
Odysseus (Ralph Fiennes) washes away like what a cat dragged in 20 years later in the Trojan War. His wife, Penelope (Juliet Binoche), has her own worries. Homer’s Odyssey indication to reunite English patient leads.
amateur
Now
Rami Marek is a CIA decoder in which the world was turned upside down when his wife was killed. But because knowledge, as they say, is power, he attempts to lead his work to a new purpose: personal revenge. Insert a dramatic musical stab wound here.
The Holy Cow
Now
The teenager inherits a failed family farm in the Jura region of France and cares for his sister after his father’s tragic death. Naturally, he decided to add pressure for the bounty by taking part in a tough competition to make the best Conte cheese ever. A praised comedy from Louise Courvoisier.
Drop it
Now
A high concept thriller, in which a widowed single mother on a date is given anonymous instructions, says she has to kill her potential boyfriend and wants her child to be killed. Meghann Fahy (The White Lotus) stars as her mother and Brandon Sklenar (it ends with us) as her date. Katherine Bray
Outing: Gig
Bright light of bright light
London, April 12th. Manchester, April 13th. Brighton, April 15th;Glasgow, April 16th
New York-based Welsh-born pop star Rod Thomas is returning to the UK in support of last year’s jubilant fifth album, “Face Youth.” Expect a big queer dance party to help you escape the world temporarily. Michael Kragg
Mingus big band
14 Ronnie Scott, London until April 19th
Charles Mingus is one of the greatest jazz composers, and his work is a majestic blend of harmonies and themes of Duke Ellington, classical music, gospel and blues. As younger players added their ideas, they toured the still repertoire formed in his memory, which was formed in his memory. John Fordham
Trangalilla Symphony
Brighton Dome Concert Hall, April 13th
The Brighton Philharmonic concludes its centenary with a concert dedicated to the appropriately celebratory work, the Messian’s Trangalilla Symphony Orchestra. It is performed by Joanna MacGregor and features an important role for Ondes Martenot and Piano, played by Cynthia Millar and Joseph Havlat, respectively. Andrew Clements
Ghost
15 Until April 20th. Tour starts in Manchester
It blends the ghost tendencies of heavy metal, rock opera and theatre Swedish bands, and it really makes sense. This tour arrives before our sixth album, Skeletá. MB
Outing: art
Pirates
The National Maritime Museum in London until January 4th
This funny show begins with the myth of pirates before taking you on a historic voyage through their true exploitation and destiny. Mary Reed and Anne Bonney, Captain Kidd and Barbarossa All-Stars. The exhibit documents explain how Blackbeard was beheaded in battle, and his head was hanging from the buds of a naval ship.
Mark Warlinger
London Tension Fine Art, until May 31st
There is a metaphysical wit to make him one of the finest artists of modern times. From watching heaven on video of airport arrivals to taking photos of unicorns, he has a good way to reveal the ordinary wonders. Here he meditates on gravity.
Anne Collier
Glasgow’s Modern Institute until May 21st
Marilyn Monroe, Sylvia Plath and Valerie Solanas are haunted by the exhibition as artist heroes. Collier shows a cool photo pondering the objects associated with these women, including hands holding a neat stack of editions of vinyl album Marilyn Monroe: Legend, Solanus’s Scum Manifesto.
The discovery of Dürer
Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge until August 3rd
Albrecht Dürer invented the Renaissance. This Nuremberg artist visited Italy and saw what contemporaries such as Leonardo and Raphael were doing, and used his prints to popularize it. His image sinks into your subconscious with clear and persuasive depictions of myths, monsters and geniuses. Fitzwilliam owns hundreds of his prints. Jonathan Jones
Outing: stage
Joan McNally
April 12th to November 29th. Tour begins in Hartford
The final tour of Whip Smart Irish Comics, Prosecco Express, was a runaway success (only 78 people on a date in Dublin). Now McNally has returned with more wine-themed variations. The new show Pinotphile features a massive flood of raucous stories from the forefront of dating/drinking. Rachel Arosty
asses.masses
Battersea Arts Centre, London April 12th and 13th
Gamers, come together. The audience will be a performance of the video game uprising between Patrick Brenkahn and Milton Lim. This seven-hour, over-form bending show is a lively, political tale of struggle and patience, designed to allow audiences to perform live as a group. Kate Wyver
Our new girl
Lyric Theater, Belfast, Until May 4th
Nancy Harris has won rave reviews for her bitter comedy, The Dry. Now, a thriller biting her nails is on stage. A stranger comes to town as a new nanny and soon digs holes in the cracks of the perfect family home.
Scottish Ballet: Crucible
Theatre below his, Aberdeen 17 Tour until April 19th
Helen Pickett’s ballet based on the play of Arthur Miller. The 17th century Salem Witch Trials withstands McCarthyism in the 1950s – perhaps nods to the present era, in this skillfully crafted story. Lyndsey Winship
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stay: Streaming
Government cheese
Apple TV+, April 16th
This surreal crime caper from music video master Paul Hunter is centered around Hampton Chambers (David Oiello). Fishing, film sets and self-sharp power drills are all involved, but there is no glaring summary of what will happen next.
Our Last
Sky Atlantic & Now, April 14th9pm
Is this the most successful video game adaptation of all time? The first season of the apocalypse drama was a highly acclaimed Starmaking Rating Smash. Five years later, Series 2 reunites with the main characters Joel and Ellie, introducing Kaitlyn Dever as a young soldier in grim.
Stolen girl
Disney+, April 16th
Denise Gough, Holliday Grainger and Ambika Mod are leading this new thriller on hell playdating. When Elisa goes to pick up her daughter from a sleepover, she discovers that it’s all a trick to acquiring her. twist? The temptation may not be the real villain here.
Please act normally
BBC Three & iPlayer, April 16th9pm
The Janice O’Cow award-winning play Three Birds will be a Birmingham set comedy drama about a trio of brothers trying to put things together after their mother disappears. Lomora Garai plays a kind teacher, and Sam Buchanan (such a brave girl) is Dr Feelgood, their mother’s drug dealer. ra
stay: game
Lost Records: Bloom and Rage Tape 2
Outside April 15th; PC, PS5, Xbox
The second article in Not Nod’s emotional 90s set mystery continues the story of a nasty teen Swan and her friends who discover supernatural secrets in the Michigan wilderness. With its amazing characters and a clever dual timeline structure, the interesting opening part left us with plenty of questions…
Bionic Bay
Outside April 17th; PC, PS5
Scientists must escape the trap-filled biomechanical world with jumping skills that are optimal for physics, teleportation devices and pixels. For those who love 2D platformers like Limbo and Shovel Knight, this visually stunning adventure can become a tough new obsession. Keith Stuart
stay: album
Bon Iver – Sable, F
Now
The sable portion of the fifth album of genre ski band Bon Iver was first released as a four-track EP last October. Six months later, nine new songs arrived. Daniel Heim’s guest is a lovely recent single guest if I could wait.
Nell Smith – Anxious
Now
This posthumous album of British singer Smith, who died in a 17-year-old car accident last year, follows where Nick Cave’s 2021 album, the viaduct, is a loom. Songs such as indie shuffles that are rich and softly cant with billions of melodies represent talent that has just begun.
Röyksopp – True Electric
Now
After slowing things down last year with the ambient album Nebulous Nights, Röyksopp has increased the intensity with this 19-track album, in which Norwegian producers are creating studio versions of their recent DJ sets. What other Feverley Assist tracks originally released in 2005?
Volta of Mars – Lucroschio. Los Ojos del Vacio
Now
Texas rock experimenters have performed the album live for most of the year, supporting the Dunes in the US. Last month, singer Cedric Bixler-Zavala was rumored to have given a copy of it to a delivery driver. Expect the music to match this somewhat unconventional development. MC
stay: Brain food
Records at the National Archives
Podcasts
The latest dispatch from the National Archives series unearthed little-known stories from their records, is a fascinating history of working women, telling the role of first female encounters and women fighting for the right to work.
Carpenter’s Daughter
YouTube
Among the masses of DIY YouTubers who offer home renovation advice, amateur enthusiast Vikkie Lee’s channel is a breath of fresh air. Just as interesting, follow Lee. She painstakingly restores the farm bungalow.
Reunion
Radio 4, April 13th, 10am
Fifteen years after the general election that led to the Tory liberal Democratic coalition, Kirsty Work explores the first power-sharing conference that created a difficult partnership that shaped British politics. Ammar Kalia
