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The Brides of Bluebeard at the Camden People’s Theatre

The Ruby Dolls bring to life The Brides of Bluebeard at the Camden People’s Theatre in North London. This marvellous four-woman ensemble reimagine the...

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Apple Music Festival Michael Bublé at the Roundhouse

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Miss Peregrine feature

Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children

Turner Prize 2016 at the Tate Britain

Turner Prize 2016 at Tate Britain

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100 Islington: Mediterranean cuisine meets Asian flavours

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Movie review
Under the Shadow

British-Iranian filmmaker Babak Anvari’s debut feature is a rich medley of tightly woven political, cultural,...

Mersa Auda
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Movie review
The Fencer

There is an old saying that goes, “When wealth is lost, nothing is lost. When...

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Movie review
Southside with You

Forget everything you thought you knew about the world’s best-loved power couple in preparation for...

Michelle Keepence
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Movie review
Free State of Jones

Based on a true story, Free State of Jones recounts the exploits of Newton Knight,...

Natasha Furlong

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Theatre
Danger: Memory! at Theatro Technis

This Arthur Miller double-bill of two back-to-back, one-act plays – I Can’t Remember Anything and...

Georgie Cowan-Turner 29^th September
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Theatre
Plastic Figurines at New Diorama Theatre

Plastic Figurines is a new and invigorating example of what a performing arts piece ought...

Kim Varod 29^th September
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Theatre
The Libertine at Theatre Royal Haymarket

John Wilmot, second Earl of Rochester, was a prominent member of the court under Charles...

Michelle Keepence 29^th September
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Theatre
DIGS at the Pleasance Theatre

Fresh off yet another stellar season at the Edinburgh Fringe, the Pleasance Theatre isn’t slowing...

Connor Campbell 29^th September

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Food & Drinks
September’s Hottest Pop-ups

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be picking out a selection of great events and...

Daniel Masters 8^th September
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Food & Drinks
World number 4 restaurant Central moves to a new location

He may have delighted food lovers throughout the capital with a unique collaboration with Albert...

Daniel Masters 19^th August
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Food & Drinks
50 Days by Albert Adrià in talks for London comeback

50 Days by Albert Adrià was met with a rapturous reception when it opened in...

Daniel Masters 19^th August
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Food & Drinks
Mick Jones and Michael O’Hare join forces with Krug for an exclusive one-day event

Krug champagne have announced a partnership with music legend Mick Jones and chef Michael O’Hare...

The editorial unit 19^th August

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Album review
Bastille – Wild World

Bastille is often cited as an alternative rock group, but their sound – classic rock/pop...

Mark Sempill 14^th September
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Album review
King Creosote – Astronaut Meets Appleman

Astronaut Meets Appleman has a lot to live up to coming after King Creosote’s breakthrough...

Molly Lempriere 8^th September
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Album review
James Vincent McMorrow – We Move

Written and recorded in Toronto, Dublin and London, the new album by James Vincent McMorrow,...

Catherine Sedgwick 5^th September
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Album review
Jamie T – Trick

Jamie T has released his fourth album – his second record in two years –...

Laura Ewing 5^th September

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Theatre
The Sleep Show at the Roundhouse

Rob Auton’s surreal performance of The Sleep Show at the Roundhouse is part standup comedy...

Catherine Sedgwick 5^th June
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Literature
Five of the best Literary Festivals in London this Summer

Do you like curling up with a page-turner in front of a roaring winter fire?...

Laura Ewing 3^rd June
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Theatre
Only You Can Save Poetry shares ineffable truth at the Roundhouse

“Have you ever been to a live poetry show before?” Near the start of this...

Edward Till 2^nd June
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Literature
Man Booker Prize: Han Kang’s The Vegetarian is unanimous winner

South Korea’s Han Kang won the Man Booker prize last night for her remarkable novel,...

Natasha Furlong 20^th May

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Current Affairs
Young people are discovering it pays to move out of London

In 2015, the number of people leaving London more than doubled, the highest spike in...

The editorial unit 10^th September
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Current Affairs
Glastonbury’s reaction to “Brexit”: Coldplay, Billy Bragg, Damon Albarn and Beans on Toast tell it how it is

Mornings at Glastonbury Festival are usually a time for the nursing of sore heads and...

Stuart Boyland 29^th June
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Current Affairs
Why it’s important to save endangered languages

With over 7,000 languages spoken around the world, it may come as a shock to...

The editorial unit 29^th March
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Current Affairs
UK cities plan to rival London as cultural hubs

For centuries, London has been considered to be the place when it comes to British...

The editorial unit 9^th March

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Tech & Sport
What’s coming up in the world of sports?

Sport fans have enjoyed a bumper year to date but 2016 is far from over...

The editorial unit 29^th September
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Tech & Sport
Most exciting gaming events of 2017

Back when kids were still lining up at the arcades and home consoles were just...

The editorial unit 22^nd September
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Tech & Sport
Pokemon Go: The future of gaming?

Pokémon Go is officially sweeping the nation. Three days ago the addictive mobile game passed...

The editorial unit 5^th August
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Tech & Sport
Audials Tunebite 2016 Platinum review: A multimedia revolution

Audials Tunebite 2016 Platinum is a game changer and the future of multimedia technology. Whereas...

The editorial unit 15^th June

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Feature of the week

Europe’s most intriguing winter festivals

When you’re looking for a fascinating place to go this winter, there are many intriguing options to...