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Elsewhere in music: Denise Chaila on the Alternative; Séamus Ó Scanláin interviews Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on R na G; summer swing and jazz on Lyric

The literary cartoonist talks about taking graphic novels mainstream, his feelings of imposter syndrome, and processing his darkest childhood memories in his latest book

The mighty return of Things To Do In London If You Like Comics. Turns out there is lots to do, if you live in and around London. Take a look... Tuesday,

I don't know. >> amazing singers and musicians. >> if you only knew. >> been together so long. >> nobody ever leaves me, proud to say. nobody ever leaves. >> says a lot. >> been with me for i can't even. they love it, i love them. it's really a family. i'm only child, these are my brothers and sisters. really are. >> when did you start with him? >> 1978. ♪ >> rehearsal every day because some piece of something he wants to fix. and you know, you want to be mad, can't be mad at somebody that cares, you know what i mean? he cares. >> super intention about the music he's writing and about his pe...

Written by Lucas Hnath, directed by Patrick White “What about me? What do I get in return?” Four people, with agendas abounding, inhabit this comedy by Lucas Hnath, best known for his play “A Doll’s House, Part Two,” which has been on Broadway and local stages, and will be seen once again this summer in Bennington, Vermont. Set in a nursing home, “Death Tax” concerns Maxine, a woman who intends to cut her ungrateful daughter out of her will in an ingenious, not to say devious, manner. Convinced that her day-nurse has been hired to kill her before the new year begins in order for...