Nancy Durrant is a Culture Editor at Evening Standard. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, music genres, fine art, and digital art, as well as authors and books. Nancy's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Movies UK, The Times, and The Guardian.
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Nancy Durrant's articles predominantly cover lifestyle and entertainment news with a focus on art exhibitions, theatre, London events, artists, and podcasts. She often includes event coverage as well as profiles of individuals in the arts and expert commentary.
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Sexual politics dominate the year’s most anticipated plays
By: Nancy Durrant
Featuring 400 objects, from paintings and outfits to perfume bottles, this V&A exhibition shows off a radical designer whose work deserves to be far better known
This Serpentine Gallery South show shows off a virtuosic artist who has been far too absent from Britain’s galleries
From David Hockney at the Serpentine to Schiaparelli at the V&A, our art critics round up their picks of the new shows
As director Ted Huffman takes over as Artistic Director of the Aix-en-Provence Festival, he speaks about the importance of prioritising new work and his new int
By: Nancy Durrant
The artist’s exhibition at Palazzo Manfrin, part of the Biennale, displays models of his most famous works over the past 50 years, from Cloud Gate to the egregiously ugly Orbit
The Turner prize-winning artist represents the UK at the Biennale with a show about what it means to make a home, featuring cactus growers, birds and the bleating of sheep
Major artists such as Anish Kapoor stole the headlines but underneath the surface of this art jamboree are treasures (and horrors), finds our critic
Museo Casa Kahlo in Mexico City features more than 2,000 personal items, which reveal a side of the artist’s life and work that has never been seen before
By: Nancy Durrant
She’s our biggest ballet star since Darcey Bussell, but was struck down by viral meningitis. She recalls how the pain was like an ‘earthquake in my head’ and her battle to get back to the stage
