Theatre Medea at Soho Place: a stunning production that rains down on the patriarchy Sophie Okonedo’s formidable Medea will go down as a legend in theatre history. By Deborah Levy
UK Politics Deborah Levy’s Diary: Floating saunas in Oslo, outsourcing emotions, and a very good month for the patriarchy By Deborah Levy
Postcard from Paris: scared about everything Surrealism, strikers on the streets and viral anxiety in the French capital. By Deborah Levy
Conjuring the ghost of Leonard Cohen on Hydra As I try to relax on the Greek island, which is romantically haunted by Cohen and Marianne Ihlen, I am yet further haunted… By Deborah Levy
Postcards Home: Haunted by the scent of cologne A trip to Barcelona, on a hot summer day, sparks thoughts on Orwell, nationalism and a shellfish lunch with… By Deborah Levy
Postcards from Paris Sketches from the French capital, in the first of Deborah Levy's new series of travelogues for the NS. By Deborah Levy
Can an exhibition of her most intimate possessions bring us any closer to Frida Kahlo? Deborah Levy visits Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up at the V&A. By Deborah Levy
Deborah Levy on Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie: “Britain needs this so much more than Brexit” From the Long Players series: writers on their most cherished albums. By Deborah Levy
Let all the children boogie: how a new Bowie biography took me back to teenage subversion Thank God Paul Morley’s The Age of Bowie doesn't try to be an objective, sensible biography. By Deborah Levy
Telling Tales by Amit Chaudhuri: The principle mode of our epoch isn’t business, but business Deborah Levy is charmed by Amit Chaudhuri's introspective and entertaining columns and essays, which range from busyness, to James… By Deborah Levy