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Call Me By Your Name

Encountering for the first time Luca Guadagnino’s work with A bigger Splash, a beautiful film set in Italy with big stars – from the talented Tilda...

Maria Dolores Barrios

Opera: Passion, Power and Politics at the V&A

The Corrs at the Royal Albert Hall

Cristiana Ferrauti

Venus in Fur at Theatre Royal Haymarket

Jonathan Mahon-Heap

London Restaurant Festival 2017: The Pavilion Road trail in Chelsea

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Movie review
Libera Nos (Deliver Us)
★★★★★

It’s not a regular occurrence that the Sun and the Daily Mail, those bastions of...

Oliver Johnston
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Movie review
Call Me By Your Name
★★★★★

Encountering for the first time Luca Guadagnino’s work with A bigger Splash, a beautiful film set...

Maria Dolores Barrios
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Movie review
Base
★★★★★

It is a bit of a letdown if one goes into watching Base without knowing...

Lindsay Bellinger
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Movie review
Thor: Ragnarok
★★★★★

In Thor’s third solo adventure, Asgard is, as always, in danger – this time from...

Euan Franklin

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Theatre
Les Enfants Terribles: An Interview with Artistic Director Oliver Lansley

Innovative, darkly humorous and imbued with vaudevillian charm, the work of Les Enfants Terribles occupies...

Laura Foulger 23^rd October
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Theatre
Five shows to see this Halloween

The nights are drawing in but if you want to brave all that’s ghoulish and...

The editorial unit 23^rd October
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Theatre
Of Kith and Kin at Bush Theatre
★★★★★

Of Kith and Kin, the exceptional new play by Chris Thompson, begins with a married...

Aidan Milan 23^rd October
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Theatre
The Lady from the Sea at the Donmar Warehouse
★★★★★

The Donmar Warehouse hosts a fine new version of Henrik Ibsen’s The Lady from the...

Jim Compton-Hall 20^th October

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Food & Drinks
Carine Roitfeld curates Seven: Veuve Clicquot’s third Widow Series in Islington

The third instalment of the series, entitled SEVEN, Carine Roitfeld’s highly-anticipated curation of the annual...

The editorial unit 17^th October
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Food & Drinks
London Restaurant Festival 2017: The Pavilion Road trail in Chelsea

In London, there is no greater luxury than time. From the packed commuter trains to...

Daniel Masters 16^th October
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Food & Drinks
The House of Peroni returns to East London for ten days: With chef Francesco Mazzei and mixologist Simone Caporale

Half bar, half alcohol-drenched Urban Outfitters, House of Peroni is achingly cool. Bar staff in...

Daniel Masters 5^th October
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Food & Drinks
Michelin Guide 2018, a chat with the newly starred chefs: Claude Bosi, Anne-Sophie Pic and more

Yesterday the Michelin Guide revealed the newly starred chefs for their 2018 Great Britain and...

Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 3^rd October

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Album review
The Killers – Wonderful Wonderful
★★★★★

Half a decade since their last studio album, The Killers stride back to the mainstream...

George Kazakos 26^th September
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Album review
Haim – Something to Tell You
★★★★★

It was always going to be hard for Haim to match their debut album Days...

Amber Medland 7^th July
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Album review
Kendrick Lamar – Damn
★★★★★

Kendrick Lamar is part of the upper echelon of rappers who make the whole rap...

Mark Mukasa 19^th April
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Album review
Keston Cobblers Club – Almost Home
★★★★★

Following on from 2015’s well-received Wildfire, Kent-based five-piece Keston Cobblers Club have released their latest...

Alex White 5^th April

Feature of the week

Smart or casual? Staple items for every occasion

There are some items in your wardrobe that can spread themselves across a range of occasions –...