Joseph Arthur is an alternative singer-songwriter who...

Some theatre is intended as escapism. This is not...

After a highly successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe, making its London...

At times, Vineet Bhatia London feels less like a...

Adam Spreadbury-Maher’s cutting-edge wild ride, Trainspotting at the...

Modern theatre cannot escape technology’s enormous influence on society....

It’s almost impossible to really judge Ekachai without taking its surrounding...

Paying tribute to the freedom embodied by the American railroad on the...

World War Two may have ended on September 1945, but for many of its survivors,...

Rhode Island band The Low Anthem played the first UK gig of their European tour...

Chocolat tells the true story of Rafael Padilla, aka Chocolat (Omar Sy), the first black...

There’s one thing that can be said with absolute certainty about Joseph...

It is that time of year again. Christmas is fast approaching and...

Stepping into the Tabernacle is like stepping back in time. A...

Ostensibly, Lazarus shares its DNA with the kind of jukebox musicals...

Robbie Williams comes boasting back onto the pop scene after...

At 32, Polish director Jan P Matuszynski is quite the prodigy. The Last Family is...

The bar at the Soho Theatre was a hubbub of anticipation, the...

From British director Paul James Driscoll comes Nanny Culture, a truly original documentary that...

The debut performance of Peter Quilter’s newest play, Saving Jason, has just...

“Disgraced” X Factor star James Arthur is convincingly back...

After a 25-year absence, Glenda Jackson returns to the stage as King Lear in...

Drones, Baby, Drones is a damning insight into the minds of individuals...

There are sci-fi movies that transcend science and embrace philosophy; a very few of them...