Interviews

London is a mythological destination, a kind of “Oz” for the characters in...

Pioneers of electronic music The Prodigy return for their second night at...

Premium footwear manufacturer, Norman Walsh, has...

Embroiled in Russian gangsters, fist fights and shady hotels alongside a soundtrack of classical strings...

Everyone’s been bored at some point in their lives. Somehow when this happens people tend...

New York City alternative rockers Interpol play the Royal Albert Hall tonight,...

With the success of the first instalment still fairly fresh in the...

The Image Book is a meditative response to the current political climate in the Middle...

Laurent Cantet delivers an acute, complex character study of an angry young man, superbly written...

The centenary of the World War One armistice has...

It’s easy for the older generation to dismiss a mobile application...

Shakey Graves had Koko shaking on Tuesday night with a set list exhibiting a true...

Orpheus? More like Borepheus. A glib assessment of National Theatre’s...

Stage director Erika Kuittenen returns with Ekata Theatre’s Unbelonger as...

With the excitement of Christmas and its many wonders comes the mammoth task of Christmas...

This black comedy begins when ageing assassin Leslie (Tom Wilkinson)...

Luca Guadagnino’s new feature is made to shake and wake up the complacent spectator. Very...

Quiberon, Brittany, is a quaint peninsula to the north-west of France. The region is famed...

Jamie Lloyd and Soutra Gilmour unite once again to give us a...

Clothes define the lifestyle. Often, a person is treated in accordance with his look as...

On Thursday 8th November,...

Two obsessive-compulsives are the focus of this surreal performance about relationships...

Choosing the whimsical decor and intimate size of Folklore in Hackney as a...

Ifeyinwa Frederick’s debut play takes us to Ibiza, where three 25-year-old...