Nick Clark
Head of Culture
Nick Clark is The Standard's Head of Culture, covering all aspects of London's extraordinary arts scene. Previously, Nick was features editor of The Stage and he also worked for almost a decade at The Independent, first on the business desk before becoming the newspaper's arts correspondent....
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Nick Clark is The Standard's Head of Culture, covering all aspects of London's extraordinary arts scene. Previously, Nick was features editor of The Stage and he also worked for almost a decade at The Independent, first on the business desk before becoming the newspaper's arts correspondent.
Rufus Norris's guide to London: mudlarking and pelican-spotting
The Artistic Director and Chief Executive of the National Theatre Rufus Norris shares his favourite spots in the capital
Strategic Love Play, Candy,I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical: Podcast
Plus, if a critic judges the content of a show on personal opinion, is it censorship?
Gabrielle Brooks, Next to Normal & A Mirror: it’s the theatre podcast
The question is, can a writer write about writing without being annoying?
Mrs Doubtfire musical writer on laughter for all ages: Podcast
School’s out for summer, so what’s good on the West End?
ENO lands £24m Arts Council funding and delays London move
The Arts Council said the opera venue had presented ‘inspiring ideas’ in bringing its excellent work to people beyond the capital
The Bear s2 on Disney+ review: a Michelin star-worthy treat
What a pleasure it is to be back at The Original Beef of Chicagoland
Broadway to London: Michael R Jackson on A Strange Loop | Podcast
'My goal’s being a rapid responder to changing culture and challenging the status quo.'
Vivian Oparah on Then You Run and ‘chewing up’ the romcom in Rye Lane
She‘s come a long way since acting was “a weird side quest” in her teens
Young V&A: a museum that is truly for kids instead of just about them
After three years and £13 million, the V&A Museum of Childhood is reopening in radically different form as Young V&A. We got a sneak preview
Milly Alcock & Caitlin FitzGerald on West End hit The Crucible
'When your life changes that drastically it's hard to go back to the place that you're from.' - Milly Alcock on life after House of the Dragon
Podcast: Daniel Rigby on Accidental Death of an Anarchist
“Comedy’s my first love really - the only reason I ever became a performer was to make people laugh.”
Toheeb Jimoh on playing Romeo, Thierry Henry and the Ted Lasso effect
‘I’m doing things I didn’t know I could do before’
Podcast: The curious case of reversing Benjamin Button’s age on stage
Plus our reviews of Patriots at the Noël Coward Theatre and A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare’s Globe
Kate O’Flynn on All of It & working with Danny Dyer in Henpocalypse!
Plus our reviews of Great Expectations and Bleak Expectations...
Guz Khan: ‘Man Like Mobeen resonated with the world bro, it’s mad’
He gets recognised in California car parks and African airports, but his mum remains unimpressed
BAFTA TV awards 2023: who will win, and who should win?
Bona fide stars from Billie Piper and Kate Winslet to Gary Oldman, Daniel Radcliffe and Lesley Manville are all in the running for honours
Succession series 4 episode 7: sexting and Shakespearean scheming
The show is keeping its powder dry after the thrill of episodes three, four and five, but surely all this is heading towards an explosion