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Camden Fringe 2018: [citation needed] at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre

Writer John Barron and director Wanda Duszynska took on a daunting challenge when they set out to explore the baffling and elite world of...

About Venice: Recent work by Duart Bel Silva at Westminster Reference Library

The Children Act

Sons of Bill at Omeara

Morso in St John’s Wood: Small bites packed with the fresh flavours of Italy

Maria Dolores Barrios

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Movie review
Christopher Robin
★★★★★

Since the turn of the noughties, Disney has headed back into their animated vault and...

Jason Kerin
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Movie review
The Guardians
★★★★★

When the Great War takes hold of Europe in 1915, its effects are not only...

Andrew Murray
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Movie review
The Guardians
★★★★★

The Guardians is what some might call a “slow burner”, but it is one that...

Laura Ewing
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Movie review
The Equalizer 2
★★★★★

The Equalizer 2 is worse than the first one. The first movie wasn’t good. The...

Musanna Ahmed

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Theatre
Camden Fringe 2018: Creepypasta, the Story of Oscar at Hen & Chickens Theatre
★★★★★

Matthew Greenfield and RJ Lloyd’s production takes inspiration from the unsettling tales posted on famous...

Selina Begum 17^th August
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Theatre
Camden Fringe 2018: [citation needed] at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre
★★★★★

Writer John Barron and director Wanda Duszynska took on a daunting challenge when they set...

Cleo Henry 16^th August
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Theatre
Emilia at Shakespeare’s Globe
★★★★★

Upon entering the theatre, it’s hard to know what to expect from a play centred...

Emily Harrison 16^th August
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Theatre
Camden Fringe 2018: Blue at Etcetera Theatre
★★★★★

Blue is an exquisite one-woman performance which uses dance, poetry, sound and clowning to explore...

Will Almond 16^th August

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Food & Drinks
Sarona in Clerkenwell: Simple Middle Eastern cuisine using the best of the summer’s produce
★★★★★

Situated on the Clerkenwell Road, Sarona is a modern Middle Eastern bar and restaurant serving up fusion...

Rasha Barazi 4^th August
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Food & Drinks
Morso in St John’s Wood: Small bites packed with the fresh flavours of Italy
★★★★★

Chef Paolo Vernetti and Vanessa Vaz are the masterminds behind Morso, deliverer of small bites and...

Maria Dolores Barrios 1^st August
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Food & Drinks
Hām in West Hampstead: Meticulous dishes in a warm and inviting setting
★★★★★

It’s a beautiful summer’s evening and West Hampstead is buzzing. Already home to a bunch...

Alex Julie Woods 26^th July
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Food & Drinks
Wellbourne Brasserie in White City: Casual, comfort food from the acclaimed alumni of Dabbous
★★★★★

Wellbourne Brasserie is the latest culinary venture by Ross Gibbens and Michael Kennedy, two of...

Daniel Amir 24^th July

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Album review
Real Teeth – Dregs | EP review
★★★★★

After beginning 2018 by attracting the attention of BBC Introducing and earning radio airtime in...

Stuart Boyland 12^th June
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Album review
Vance Joy – Nation of Two
★★★★★

Australian singer-songwriter Vance Joy returns with his sophomore work Nation of Two, released on 23rd...

Mark Mukasa 5^th March
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Album review
Franz Ferdinand – Always Ascending
★★★★★

After 15 years, it feels like the good old Franz Ferdinand are back, as they...

Ella Navarro 23^rd February
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Album review
Noel Gallagher – Who Built the Moon?
★★★★★

Noel Gallagher – along with his brother Liam – has never been one for pushing boundaries. He...

Ed Barnes 12^th December

Feature of the week

Five ways to refresh your look this summer without breaking the bank

We’re already halfway through August, and it’s inevitable that our wardrobe is getting a little tired and...