Jetta and All Saints at Hammersmith Apollo

Giggers turning up to the Hammersmith Apollo tonight might be forgiven...

Laurent at Hotel Café Royal in Soho: Prime meat and inventive sushi – pure class and delight

Cypress Hill at Brixton Academy

Cypress Hill returned to Brixton Academy to prove to London fans that they are...

Code Builder: A robotic choreography by Mamou-Mani at Sir John Soane’s Museum

Aladdin at Hackney Empire

Aladdin might just be the best a pantomime can get. There’s nothing stale about...

Bumblebee premiere: On the red carpet with John Cena, Hailee Steinfeld and Travis Knight

Set before the events portrayed in the...

Hole at the Royal Court Theatre

Even at an hour, Hole, the debut from Game of Thrones‘ Ellie Kendrick, is...

Happy holidays: Top destinations to explore this season

As the days get darker, we collectively festoon our houses in lights in...

Ten coolest tablets of 2018

Whether you are a using it for work, play or socialising, there are plenty of...

Bill Bailey: Larks in Transit at Wyndham’s Theatre

A brilliantly funny show from one of Britain’s...

Mowgli

It was 2012 when pre-production work began on Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle. London was...

“It’s so important that younger audiences and families have access to high quality productions as today’s children are the audience of tomorrow”: An interview with Seussical director James Tobias

The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre

What should be an enjoyable evening out for the family to cosy up to while...

True West at the Vaudeville Theatre

It’s hard not to be cynical about True West. A big (white male) TV star,...

Best beauty apps for a makeup shakeup

Are you looking for practical beauty tips, the best beauty products based on user reviews...

Asia de Cuba in Covent Garden: Complex and colourful Chino-Latino cuisine

Nestled within the luxurious...

Hinds curate and headline mini festival Party Planet at EartH

Hinds-curated mini music festival Party Planet takes...

Macbeth at the Garrick Theatre

The latest production by the National Youth Theatre is as good as, if not better...

The Old Man and the Gun

Up-and-coming American director David Lowery, best known for last year’s metaphysical...

Sorry to Bother You

The pitfalls of corporate America are hilariously lampooned in rapper/writer/director Boots...

Never Swim Alone at Etcetera Theatre

Never Swim Alone, directed by Alexander Hicks, is, at heart, a satirical...

The Night Before Christmas at Southwark Playhouse

Although traditionally a happy time of year during which...

Head-Rot Holiday at the Hope Theatre

Written in the early 1990s by Sarah Daniels and originally staged by Clean...

Disobedience: An interview with director Sebastián Lelio and star Alessandro Nivola

Chilean director Sebastián Lelio caught...

Mumford & Sons enchant the O2 Arena with an inspiring performance

In a sold-out O2 Arena, Marcus Mumford, Ben...