Half a Sixpence at the Noël Coward Theatre

It’s been quite the week for Julian Fellowes. Just days after his...

The Laughing Gravy in Southwark

Nestled in a relatively nondescript looking building next to a Pret and a...

F&F launches Hat with a Heart campaign to support people in need this Christmas

Jamie T at Brixton Academy

Jamie T gave his fans at the Brixton Academy a bit of himself last night...

Magnus

Magnus tells the story of a young prodigy from Norway, Magnus Karlsen, who set the...

La Soirée: Circus and cabaret in Leicester Square

La Soirée returns to London as an early Christmas present...

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

There’s something rather irksome about the fact that, after two hours...

Virgilio Martinez takes restaurant Central to London for one night only

On 2nd December, one of the world’s leading...

School of Rock: The Musical at New London Theatre

School of Rock is a classic. When Richard Linklater’s...

The Sewing Group at the Royal Court Theatre

It’s hard to know how much to say about E V Crowe’s The...

Benighted: An interview with playwright Duncan Gates

A graduate of the Royal Court Writers Programme and RADA, playwright Duncan...

Crystal Castles at Electric Ballroom

This fierce electro-pop duo make the crowd wild. The set is raucous and...

A Peaceful Noise at Shepherd’s Bush Empire

A year after the massacre at the Bataclan Theatre in Paris, Nick...

Rumpy Pumpy! at the Union Theatre

Rumpy Pumpy! is a new musical by Barbara Jane Mackie, which follows the true...

King Lear at the Barbican

Following a run in Stratford-upon-Avon, the Royal Shakespeare Company brings artistic...

Indignation: An interview with Sarah Gadon

Indignation, adapted from the Philip Roth’s novel of the same name, tells the story...

Eneko at One Aldwych review: Basque cuisine comes to London

It took just 20 years for London to grow from...

Indignation: An interview with director James Schamus

Promoting the release of Indignation, James Schamus spoke to The...

Thanksgiving 2016: The top five restaurants to celebrate

Thanksgiving doesn’t just mark the end of Autumn and the beginning of...

Gimme Danger

James Newell Osterberg Jr – articulate, insightful, with a deep gravely voice that oozes like...

Michael Nyman at the Barbican

Michael Nyman is the ultimate British film composer. His career begins and ends...

United States of Love

Tomas Wasilewski’s United States of Love evokes an earnest sense of despair in its...

I, Olga

Audiences are unlikely to know the story of Olga Hepnarová, the last woman to ever...

The New Man

Anyone could be forgiven for first believing this film is merely a stylised fictional drama,...

We Are the Flesh

Emiliano Rocha Minter’s We Are the Flesh is strange, inventive and perverse, introducing a new...