Under the Silver Lake: A fever dream of cinematic wonderment

Director David Robert...

The Renaissance Nude at the Royal Academy of Arts

The visual depiction of the nude in art has firm...

We’re Staying Right Here at Park Theatre

When looking at the topics that We’re Staying Right Here...

The Importance of Being Earnest at Tara Theatre

How on earth just two women believed they could perform a...

Tesseract at the Barbican: An intriguing and thought-provoking performance piece

Choreographed by former Merce...

Serenity

We have all become obsessed with something at one point in our lives, haven’t we?...

Phil Howard to take over design restaurant Chucs Serpentine for a special dinner on 7 March

Without That Certain Thing

Writer Rory Platt’s production is a finely crafted piece reflecting...

Fugue (Fuga)

When a mysterious woman, Alicja (writer Gabriela Muskala), emerges from the...

Foxtrot

The basic rhythm of the foxtrot is slow slow quick quick. Stepping side to side,...

What They Had

Hillary Swank and Michael Shannon were destined to play siblings in cinema. There’s a great...

Adam Handling gives us a preview of his new Chelsea restaurant: “It’s luxurious and quintessentially British”

Top ten theatre shows to see in March 2019

March is a BIG month for West End transfers, as well as controversy at the...

The Grand Expedition: Gingerline’s latest immersive dining event transports us into a storybook of otherworldly delights

Bryan Adams at Wembley Arena

The treat of the week arrived straight from Northern Ireland to Wembley Arena for a...

Hannah

The human mind is a wonderful thing. You could say life and the acknowledgement of...

The New Romantic

A quick Google search of “polyamory in the media” will point you to essays...

Pet trends for 2019

As we reach the end of February, pet trends for 2019 seem to be shaping...

Killing (Zan)

The latest feature film from celebrated Japanese cult cinema icon Shin’ya...

Blind Spot (Blindsone)

There are reasons why episodes of Casualty aren’t two hours long....

Sauvage

Camille Vidal-Naquet’s directorial debut, Sauvage, charts the scattered life of Léo (Félix Maritaud),...

Les 110 de Taillevent in Marylebone: Great wines and an authentic slice of Parisian dining

The Lady from the Sea at the Printroom at the Coronet

A backdrop of fjord mountain ranges looms over the stage...

Five ways to save cash when you go to a capital city university

Moving away for university can be an exciting and transformative...

How having good writing skills will help you in the future

Writing has become one of the necessities in today’s business...