The environment is this year's big theme across the arts. Britain's greenest cultural avengers tell Paul Arendt how they plan to save the world
Violinist Robert Pool: 'I have to say I was disappointed. There was all this anguish on the stage, but I just couldn't feel it.'
Geologist Caroline Smith on Richard Long's Heaven and Earth exhibition at Tate Britain
New Zealand Tourism official Gregg Anderson on Flight of the Conchords
Ecologist Dr Pete Manning gives his view on Resilience, a drama about climate change
Andy Boy Simmonz compares The Wrestler to his own experience in and out of the ring
City trader Michael Qian on Roaring Trade, currently showing at Soho Theatre
'There is an element of competition in big weddings, especially in America. The British are far more reserved'
IT manager Michael Rodrigues on The IT Crowd
Much of the population doesn't understand the realities of mental health, and the show conveys a lot of useful information sensitively
Oliver Stone's film W is a very conventional reading of recent history
Guy Wilks: When I come home after a week's rallying, I don't even want to talk about driving. So I found Death Race a bit lacklustre
