Jellyfish at the Bush Theatre

The British seaside is depicted in art and theatre as a sometimes melancholy,...

The King and I at the London Palladium

We’ve had to revisit a great many of our childhood classic stories...

The British Heart Foundation launches The Big Stitch

The British Heart Foundation launched its latest campaign this weekend: The...

Tom Jones at Greenwich Music Time

Legendary singer-songwriter Tom Jones OBE is known for his classy songs and...

The Lieutenant of Inishmore at the Noel Coward Theatre

A dead black cat is not a good omen with which to start...

Peepshow at Underbelly Festival

Acrobatics, playfulness and sensuality are the key elements at the heart...

Swimming with Men

Swimming with Men is 2018’s answer to The Full Monty, with middle-aged men regaining...

Marco Pierre White and Pierre Koffmann to open new restaurant in Bath

This September, internationally renowned chefs Pierre...

The World Cup and Wimbledon ignite a summer of sport

For a sports fan, there can never be too much of sports events. However,...

For King and Country at the Southwark Playhouse

Based on the novel Return to the Wood by JL Hodson, which saw...

John Hiatt at Under the Bridge

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of his 1988 record Slow Turning, John Hiatt...

Genesis Inc at the Hampstead Theatre

Genesis Inc is a transparent lecture on the monetisation of...

Ideal Home

The new comedy from writer-director Andrew Fleming sees Steve Coogan and Paul Rudd as a bickering...

Competition: Win a pair of tickets for the London premiere of Mobile Homes with exclusive Q&A

Farang in Highbury: Spicy Thai street food that is made to be shared

Terminal

Terminal is Vaughn Stein’s first feature film, starring none other than the fabulous Margot Robbie,...

How to dress for the office in a heatwave

There’s nothing worse than checking the weather forecast on a Sunday night to...

On the Fringe: London’s summer theatre season

Things certainly aren’t going to be slowing down in the capital over the next...

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley, directed by Haifaa al-Mansour, follows the story of the love affair that paved...

Whitney

“And when the night falls, loneliness calls.” A stark spotlight sheds light on the turbulent...

Uncle Drew

In the most enjoyable basketball movie since Space Jam, summer’s latest hit comedy Uncle Drew...

Imperium II: Dictator at the Gielgud Theatre

Adapted by Mike Poulton from historical thriller The Cicero...

Imperium I: Conspirator at the Gielgud Theatre

The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of Robert...

Jack White at Hammersmith Apollo

Jack White, former frontman of The White Stripes – now a household alternative...

How important are international art fairs to the art market?

If you graced Venice’s Giardini pavilion last summer, you would...