Culture
From Morning to Midnight at the National
A huge impending clock face chiming midnight hangs above the stage. A revolving set – half bank office and half clerk’s desk – is a hive of agitated activity as customers enter from the street and the clerk shuffles through [read more]
A Christmas Carol: The Musical at the Tabard
A Christmas staple and one of literature’s most definitive festive tales, A Christmas Carol begins the yuletide cheer at Turnham Green’s intimate Tabard theatre. A former Broadway hit, this particular retelling of Dickens’ classic [read more]
Moya at the Roundhouse
Rising singing sensation Moya quietly released her debut album Lost and Found last year, which attracted many new listeners, who compared her soulful, retro style to that of Emeli Sandé, Duffy and Adele. Having toured with the likes of [read more]
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
Most sequels are feeble affairs, and comedies tend to suffer the most. Few do the franchise justice and instead tend to be plagued by the need to play it safe. With Airplane 2 and the Ocean’s Eleven follow-ups in mind, one could be [read more]
The King’s Ginger Parlour pop-up at Hoxton Hotel
A short walk from the bustling Old Street station, the Hoxton Hotel is hosting The King’s Ginger Parlour pop-up cocktail bar for four days of seasonal drinks and festive fun. Tonight the parlour is full to bursting, with an array of [read more]
Original recipe of the week: Chocolate Digestive Cookie Butter
Biscoff. What? Speculoos. Huh? These are common responses when we mention our new favourite love. A smooth, creamy but crispy biscuit spread, which we like to call cookie butter. Use in ice cream sundaes or on toast for a sweet treat. [read more]
Black Nativity
Christmas films are trundling into multiplexes between California and Copenhagen, as is customary during this time of year, and Black Nativity is the latest offering to the already oversaturated genre. Kasi Lemmons’ fourth feature film [read more]
Floating Skyscrapers
An impending cloud of doom looms over Thomasz Wasilewski’s second feature, Floating Skyscrapers – a film that explores one man’s struggle with his own sexuality and the dilemmas he faces as he is torn between his doting girlfriend [read more]
The Night Before Christmas at the Soho
A cross between a pantomime, The Office and Eastenders, The Night Before Christmas is a hilarious and foul-mouthed celebration of everything that is wrong with Christmas – the jaded routine, the meaningless exchange of unwanted gifts and [read more]
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