Culture
Last Passenger
From writer/director Omid Nooshin comes Last Passenger, the story of a handful of strangers forced to work together when their train is hijacked and their lives are at stake. The set-up certainly lends itself to action thriller, where [read more]
The Curse of Elizabeth Faulkner at Charing Cross
The Curse of Elizabeth Faulkner is a gothic farce, which centres on an Edwardian undertaker who has been struggling to pay his bills. The set is sparse, due to an earlier confrontation with bailiffs, and the play gags on this fact – [read more]
Original recipe of the week: Raspberry jam and sugared yum yum ice cream
In keeping with the trend for Duffins and Cronuts on the market at the moment, we have developed a yummy recipe that will give even Greggs a run for their money. The sharp but sweet raspberry jam paired with the creamy ice cream and [read more]
The Boxer Rebellion at The Forum
The Boxer Rebellion played their first headline London gig in two years at Kentish Town’s Forum last night. It was a very solid performance that did not stray too far from The Boxer Rebellion’s very tight-knit take on indie rock, but [read more]
Richard Prince – Protest Paintings at Skarstedt Gallery
Skarstedt Gallery is currently showing Richard Prince’s Protest Paintings, which attack all strands of Americana, through appropriation. Mass media channelled religion, politics and consumerism throughout Prince’s formative years as an [read more]
Caggie Dunlop at The Borderline
Being famous in one medium is not enough for some people. Throughout pop’s long history, TV personalities have been trying their hand at the singing game. There have been many successes (Kylie) and just as many failures (Jennifer [read more]
The Act at Ovalhouse
Hilarious and highly topical, new play The Act premiered at The Ovalhouse this week. Created by Thomas Hescott and Matthew Baldwin, and performed entirely by the latter, this show is a powerful exploration of the 1967 decriminalisation of [read more]
JR: ACTIONS at Lazarides Gallery
Returning to London after five years, French artist and social commentator JR presents us with his two-part solo exhibition at London’s Lazarides Gallery – and what an exhibition it is. A collection of works from Wrinkles of the City [read more]
Adult Supervision at Park │Theatre review
Whether it is fortuitous that this thought provoking play coincides with the annual month dedicated to Black History or not, the timing could not be more perfect. It is midnight on the eve of the 2008 US elections, and four loosely [read more]
Billy Zane: Seize the Day Bed at Rook & Raven Gallery
In his first UK exhibition, Seize the Day Bed, American artist and actor Billy Zane presents a collection of his signature, abstract paintings at London’s Rook and Raven Gallery. Drawing comparisons with both Abstract Expressionism and [read more]
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