We Are Scientists at Shepherd’s Bush Empire

As though stepping back in a time warp to 2005, the indie...

World Without Us at Battersea Arts Centre

Belgian production company Ontroerend Goed’s World Without Us...

Building the Wall at Park Theatre

The year is 2019. The president of the USA has been impeached after an...

An Ideal Husband at the Vaudeville Theatre

Morality, love, society prejudices, good taste, politics,...

Rodin and the Art of Ancient Greece at the British Museum

It feels strange when the supposed subject of an...

Manic Street Preachers at Wembley Arena

As anticipation builds, one quote graces the stage at Wembley: “Life is...

Grotty at the Bunker

It’s always fascinating to see plays that manage to explore both the deeply specific...

Moormaid at Arcola Theatre

Writer and assistant director Marian Bott’s new play, Moormaid, is an intense...

Anon

The value of metadata has become such a prominent topic today that the timing of...

The Fall at Southwark Playhouse

An empty bed with grey sheets lies in the middle of a smoggy stage. Ten...

Plan B at Brixton Academy

Back after a five-year hiatus with his new album Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose,...

Mood Music at The Old Vic

It’s easy to praise Mood Music for its #TimesUp timeliness. Joe Penhall takes a...

I Feel Pretty

In I Feel Pretty, actress/comedian Amy Schumer stars as Renee, an apparently “frumpy” woman...

Skylight rooftop bar re-opens for the summer at Tobacco Dock with canopies, croquet and killer mojitos

One Green Bottle at Soho Theatre

What on earth? Hideki Noda’s new play – which is somewhat insane, but in a...

New Town Utopia

Dictionaries define a utopia as “a place which is perfect”, “an idyllic society” which is...

10 lightweight jackets for spring

It’s that time of year when we just don’t know what the weather has in...

Tomorrow at Noon at Jermyn Street Theatre

Jermyn Street Theatre’s feminist counterpoint to Noel Coward’s...

DMA’s at the Forum

In the cavernous hall of the Kentish Town Forum, a huge, eclectic crowd anticipated...

The Strangers: Prey at Night

On their way to take their troublemaker daughter (Bailee Madison) to boarding...

Chess at London Coliseum

There is no better time than now to see Chess at the Coliseum. With news...

A preview of Taste Tuesdays, London’s latest recurring series of bespoke intimate dinners

Taste started in London, went...

Anon Q&A: Andrew Niccol and Clive Owen discuss our lost privacy

A sci-fi thriller set in a parallel present, Anon is soon...

Lean on Pete

Andrew Haigh’s Lean on Pete is a beautiful movie, not just about a boy and...

The Young Karl Marx (Le Jeune Karl Marx)

After the holy texts, no other book has shaped the last century more...