School’s Out (L’heure de la sortie)

Sébastien Marnier’s L’heure De La...

Support the Girls

The premise of Andrew Bujalski’s latest feature doesn’t...

Arctic

A man stands stark against the bleak, icy expanse of the Arctic. Beneath looming...

Jinn

In the age of Instagram, a young girl in a hijab flirtatiously flaunts her cleavage...

Manto

Movies about writers are fun, and often interesting. Not only is the viewer placed in...

Johnny English Strikes Again

Johnny English Strikes Again is what happens when one takes James Bond, turns it...

Blue Iguana

There is no doubt an audience for this kind of comedy; the kind of audience...

Little Fools at The Space

You can’t choose your family. It’s a phrase that has lost its meaning with...

Salome at the London Coliseum

Conductor Martyn Brabbins brings Richard Strauss’s gorgeous music to life once...

Pinter Two: The Lover/The Collection at the Harold Pinter Theatre

Pinter at the Pinter is a revival of the...

How to stay in shape on a budget

The cost of living for millennials is enough to turn even the strongest stomach. None...

Top ten places to spot wildlife in the UK

You don’t need to travel half way across the world to be up close with...

Memorial at the Barbican

The set is black, the orchestra plays a melancholy melody and, as the lights start...

The Frog in Hoxton: Intriguing culinary experimentation in the heart of East London

Ziggy Alberts at Scala

Singer-songwriter, environmentalist and avid surfer Ziggy Alberts takes to Scala tonight...

The Gospel According to André

“Fashion is fleeting. Style remains.” In the opening credits, echoing similar...

Dusty & Me

Set during the summer of 1977 in a small community in Leeds, Betsan Morris Evans’s...

KT Tunstall at the Jazz Cafe

Kicking off a series of intimate shows, KT Tunstall’s sold-out gig at the Jazz Cafe...

Night School

Kevin Hart meets his match in Night School with Tiffany Haddish, who can contain his...

Antony and Cleopatra at the National Theatre

Well, at least it’s better than the Olivier’s last...

Bishop Briggs at Heaven

Bishop Briggs’s high pony flails and splays as she bounces around the stage, a...

Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets at the Roundhouse

Nick Mason returned to London’s famous Roundhouse...

The Turner Prize 2018 at Tate Britain: the most politically orientated Turner Prize to date

The Other Place at Park Theatre

American playwright Sharr White’s The Other Place is directed by Claire van...

Five outlandish conversions seen on farmland in the UK

When you think of farms, you think of a flurry of animals. Whether it’s...