Interviews

Ten tips if you plan to go across Europe with your friends

For those of us who live in the UK, trips across the culturally rich...

Five things you didn’t know you could buy online

It’s so easy to order online these days that we often take the...

The Affordable Art Fair 2019: A colourful, accessible showcase for collectors and the aesthetically curious

Colourful, jazzy and...

F**k You Pay Me at the Bunker

“Hi, I’m Holly and I babysit grown men”, says Joana Nastari as she walks...

“Horror, laughter, walk-outs, walk-ins, tears and shock”: Ridiculusmus duo Jon Haynes and David Woods discuss their new show Die! Die! Die! Old People Die!

Class at Bush Theatre

Class is writer/directors Iseult Golden and David Horan’s seventh collaboration over...

The Hustle

In a gender-swapped adaptation of the 1988 Michael Caine and Steve Martin movie Dirty Rotten...

Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons at Barons Court Theatre

A 140-word review could probably outline a plot,...

Yang Liping – Rite of Spring at Sadler’s Wells

Igor Stravinsky’s classic Rite of Spring is...

Where Hands Touch

Built around historical events, this deeply moving coming-of-age drama depicts the harrowing...

High Life

Revered Parisian writer and director Claire Denis is well known for the other-worldly sensibility of...

Die! Die! Die! Old People Die! at Battersea Arts Centre

Ridiculusmus’s play about ageing starts slowly, very...

The Camden Roar: Human Jam at Camden People’s Theatre

Camden market, Hampstead Heath, Amy Winehouse and...

Death of a Salesman at the Young Vic

Personal mythmaking isn’t a uniquely American trait. Yet it is a...

How to make your bedroom cosy

The bedroom is your personal place where you not only spend hours sleeping but is...

Amour at Charing Cross Theatre

It’s a foggy evening in Paris and at a square somewhere, a single lamp...

INK Festival 2019: The Feast from the East at the Tristan Bates theatre

The INK Festival is a series of unique...

How to use coupons on your favourite beauty products

Is there such a thing as too much makeup? We certainly don’t think so!...

Jude at Hampstead Theatre

Loosely based on the novel by Victorian realist author Thomas Hardy, Jude the...

Muso at Bloomsbury Theatre

Academia meets opera in this dynamic, humorous and slightly offbeat performance of...

Flatpack Film Festival 2019: An exciting assembly of Birmingham’s diverse arts community

Away from The Bull Ring, the...

“For me, folk music is the songs and melodies, not the instruments”: Singer-songwriter Joshua Burnell on prog-rock, folk and the quest for traditional songs

Bromley Bedlam Bethlehem at Old Red Lion Theatre

With a haunting plot which thematises the darkest sides of...

One Hundred Trillion at the Old Vic Workrooms

Finding a new home at the Old Vic Workrooms after a successful...

Homesickness and studying

If you leave home for studying purposes in another city or country, you may experience...