Review of the Week: Tao of Glass at Soho Place
Phelim McDermott’s passion-project tribute to, and collaboration with, the composer Philip Glass may not be for everyone, but its audacity and originality shine through, writes Nerve theatre critic Dorian Lynskey
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‘We go where the silence is’: Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! on Trump, violence and the power of bearing witness
The pioneering independent reporter, now the subject of a documentary, talks to Carole Cadwalladr about surviving a massacre and the current threats to the media
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The Recommender: Courttia Newland
The award-winning novelist, playwright and screenwriter shares his latest cultural favourites
Culture
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Caroline Lucas: The shocking climate reports the UK government didn't want you to see
The intelligence services now believe nature collapse is a security threat. For a cabinet determined to sacrifice the environment for growth, was that too uncomfortable a truth, asks the former Green party leader
News
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The Nerve Hotlist
This week's top cultural picks – from a female-powered new crime drama to some of the greats of US photography – as enjoyed by our team of editors and writers
Culture
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The 10 best things to see at Edinburgh festival 2026 – from chaotic monks and teen punks to Bigfoot hysteria
Four thousand shows, one month: how do you choose? Critic and dedicated festivalgoer Fergus Morgan offers a guide to the hottest tickets
Culture
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Joe Lycett: ‘Part of me thinks: we've had so many prime ministers, why not give the bin a go?’
Ahead of a major solo exhibition, the comedian, artist and presenter answers the Nerve Q&A - on Celebrity Traitors, politics, and how his toddler has already started heckling Richard Tice. Interview by Michael Hogan
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