Culture

August 6, 2025

Between soulful lyricism and notes of optimism, artists and choreographers unleashed shreds of panache, fierce beauty and feel-good compositions, in response to the bleak climate of our present times. VENI...

Venice Dance Biennale 2025: Yoann Bourgeois and Patrick Watson’s Airy Romance

August 6, 2025

Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre, News

The trailblazing duo, whose offering oozed poised lyricism and a pulsating energy to match, delivered a sweeping experience that toyed with notions of form, gravity, and scale. It was a poignant piece of theat...

L’Arena di Verona: La Traviata’s tale of love and consumption boasts historic theatrics on stage

August 6, 2025

As the 102nd Opera Festival is well under way, Hugo De Ana’s current staging shines a light in favour of the protagonists’ voices. Dancers added colour to the production. Photograph: EnneviFoto VERON...

Venice Dance Biennale 2025: La Morte I La Primavera by Marcos Morau

August 6, 2025

Don't Miss: Theatre, News

A decade after its previous participation and drawing inspiration from universal patterns of life and death, Morau’s Catalan dance company fused literature with theatre performance in this year’s ‘Myth Makers’...

US Actor Emma Myers On Finding Calm In The Chaos

August 1, 2025

From Spring Issue 61 Glass talks to US actor Emma Myers about starting out young, what followed after her breakout role in Wednesday, and how she’s learned to remain calm under pressure From her emotiona...

Michelle Randolph on her duality across the Taylor Sheridan universe

Madeleine Ringer

July 25, 2025

From Spring Issue 61 Glass talks to US actor Michelle Randolph about starting out as a model then landing her breakout roles in the Taylor Sheridan universe in which she plays women of very different backgr...

Vincenzo Di Primo on his journey through dance

July 22, 2025

THE fickleness and superficiality of the dance industry are no secret: highs and lows sit at the core of an artist’s career, sparking patterns of joy and dismay in equal measure. For Vincenzo Di Primo, how...

Glass visits Dublin and finds a culture galore

Sean Sheehan

July 22, 2025

Culture, Ireland, Travel

ONE day, a young woman by the name of Nora Barnacle (‘she’ll stick to him’ was a remark of her future father-in-law) was walking in central Dublin when she was chatted up by a young man. A date was arranged bu...

Noah Centineo’s search for substance in cinema

Adina Ilie

July 18, 2025

From Spring Issue 61 Glass Man speaks to The Recruit star Noah Centineo about getting to grips with the complex character he plays, his love of indie cinema and his foray into production Noah Centineo is...

Lucy Boynton talks to Glass about her latest role as Ruth Ellis

Adina Ilie

July 11, 2025

Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Feature

From Spring Issue 61 Glass speaks to British actor Lucy Boynton about her latest role as Ruth Ellis and what her story of injustice says about society’s treatment of women Women have historically been vi...

Beethoven, Bellini and Čajkovskij: new heights, fond farewells and poised lyricism at La Scala

July 8, 2025

Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre

As Milan’s La Scala wraps its Summer season, engaging with timeless classics remains a point of fascination. From threads of dramatic complexity to notes of blissful intensity, scores of excess and expression ...

Glastonbury 2025 Highlights: Best Performances, Moments & Festival Memories

Ellis Dowle

July 4, 2025

Culture, Music, News

AS MANY festival-goers finish their first week back to work since Glastonbury 2025 – perhaps with a slight headache – the realisation that we have another two years before the next one is finally sinking in....

GLASS Presents: The Ultimate Summer 25 Playlist

tet

June 29, 2025

Culture, Feature, Music, News

From Tokyo neon to London dusk, from whispered R&B to riot-glam club edits, this playlist are for our GLASS readers (and their curated wardrobes): considered, international, impossibly relevant. SOPHIE...

Isaac Hernández’s quiet dance revolution

June 17, 2025

AS A steady and significant presence at the heart of global creative expression for centuries, dance holds an undeniable legacy. Its essence runs deep, sustained by powerful, soul-stirring projects—and the peo...

Louis Vuitton and Real Madrid announce multi-year partnership

Felicity Carter

June 13, 2025

Fashion, Feature, Sport

LOUIS Vuitton has signed a multi-year partnership with Real Madrid, becoming the official outfitter of the club’s men’s and women’s football teams, along with the men’s basketball team. Designed by the hous...

Romantic virtuosity blooms in Pierre Lacotte’s Paquita at La Scala

June 11, 2025

MILAN, ITALY — There’s a new pivotal debut at Milan’s La Scala and within its ballet company, which now adds its first full version of Paquita to its repertoire. Conceived by Pierre Lacotte for the Paris Opera...

Glass talks to Carla Tous on her breakthrough role in Paddington in Peru

June 6, 2025

Culture, Feature, News

From Winter Issue 60 Glass talks to up and coming Spanish actor Carla Tous about her breakthrough role in the latest adventures of the furry marmalade devotee, Paddington in Peru Carla Tous has been busy...

“It’s a matter of shape”: choreographer Philippe Kratz on the kinetic, soulful language of dance

June 4, 2025

Culture, Feature, News

The Leverkusen-born, Tuscany-hailed choreographer and Artistic Director unpacks his joys, feels and thrills with GLASS—one emotion at a time. Photograph: Andrea Cenetiempo AT A TIME when shreds of s...

James Norton talks to Glass about how his latest role as a producer

Imogen Clark

May 30, 2025

From Winter Issue 60 Glass Man speaks to British actor James Norton about his childhood love of acting, how he’s determined to avoid typecasting, and his latest role as a producer In the back of a black ...

Nicoletta Manni and Reece Clarke on the influence of Gala Fracci

May 22, 2025