Juliette Bretan

Articles By Juliette Bretan

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How can this beauty arise from such ugliness? The Crucible, Arthur Miller’s 1953 drama about the Salem witch trials of 1692, is rife with...

Andrew Dominik’s Blonde is an atrocity – a ghoulish biopic...

It always feels special when a play speaks so directly to an audience that you feel and hear the ripples of recognition across the auditorium. And...

Album opener “Atapos” was released as a single earlier in September, its sharply angular beats created by...

Liminal: a word that conjures thresholds and between states. Caught between three languages – the adjective is a borrowing from the Latin...

What is the Royal Court theatre for? Is it a...

Just as I was moving from the US to the UK to begin working as the Artistic Director of the...

Make no mistake about it, Slipknot are massive. 23 years after their recording debut, they’ve had 8.5 billion streams, their sixth album,...

The Book of Goose, Yiyun Li’s fifth novel, is the...

From underneath the messy ash-white thatch of hair, a strange mooing suddenly issues: Sir Kenneth Branagh is wrestling with Boris Johnson’s odd...