Matt Wolf, Lucy Jones and a Van Gogh art heist

Chapter 1

Theatre review with Matt Wolf

Matt Wolf, theatre critic for ‘The New York Times International Edition’ talks to Matt Alagiah about two West End shows that kicked off this week: ‘Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf’ at the Harold Pinter Theatre and ‘An American In Paris’ at the Dominion.

Chapter 2

Amsterdam art heist

One of the most famous art heists in modern history was finally laid to rest this week after two priceless Van Gogh paintings were returned to display at the museum from where they were stolen 15 years ago. Their unveiling is all the more remarkable because it coincides with the release of a Dutch documentary where the thief at the heart of the story finally confesses to the crime for which he has served time. Monocle’s Venetia Rainey reports.

Chapter 3

TV review with Lucy Jones

Writer Lucy Jones speaks to Matt Alagiah about her two TV picks this week: suburban thriller ‘Big Little Lies’ and dark comedy ‘Baskets’. Plus, rumour has it that popular Australian soap ‘'Neighbours’ might be leaving British screens – will it be missed?

Chapter 4

Convergence: London’s art, music and technology festival

Convergence kicks off this week. This music, art and technology event holds live performances, talks and workshops around the city and has entertained and educated more than 100,000 attendees since it began in 2014. Hannah Andrews, the producer of this year’s Convergence Sessions line-up, tells Monocle’s Holly Fisher what we can expect.

Chapter 5

Global countdown: Morocco

On this week’s global countdown Fernando Augusto Pacheco tells us what’s at number one in the Moroccan charts.