Illness as a political weapon is the core concept behind the Socialist...

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Director Lars Kraume’s film reenacts real events from 1956 when...

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Following a small crew of musicians and artists headed by writer and poet...

The Upcoming has a pair of tickets to give away to the London...

No icy weather could have ever stopped the explosion of rock...

There are so many maybes in our lives. Maybe I’ll do this or perhaps the...

A transgender prostitute waits outside a...

In the underground space of the Vaults theatre, and with plenty of thick...

After ending the Hunger Games series – and pretty much the whole hype around YA dystopian...

Daisy Aitkens’s first feature film, You, Me and Him, follows same-sex...

Pin Cushion, the first feature to be written and directed by Deborah Haywood,...

Maki’la is a brutal tale about life on the streets of Kinshasa, Democratic...

It’s said that all good theatre has storytelling at its heart and the Olivier...

Park Hotel‘s performance at the Moth Club certainly put the...

Of all the concerts Imagine Dragons have played...

Looking at the full title of Tate Britain’s spring blockbuster, All Too...

Spring is just around the corner and whilst we are all busy planning out a...

When a young girl, Sól (Grima Valsdóttir), is sent to the...

Vladimir de Fontenay’s Mobile Homes follows the makeshift family of young...

“It’s not easy being a princess,” sighs Felicity Dean as she sweeps...

Maybe you’ve been inspired by the anti-straw movement or have read about the devastating amount...

Only her second on-screen appearance since making her debut in Mauricio Lopez Fernandez’s...

Following the remarkable success of his breakout eponymous debut album six years...