Train at Islington Assembly Hall

It was gig of high emotion in Islington last night, as American rockers Train...

Sonia Boyce and Helen Johnson at the Institute of Contemporary Art

From 1st February to 16th April, the...

The Iron Man at the Unicorn Theatre

Sometimes, especially in the current, utterly depressing climate, audiences...

Hacksaw Ridge

Hacksaw Ridge tells the incredible true story of Corporal Desmond Doss, who was not only...

Loving

Loving is an incredible true story of a forbidden love between two simple country folk...

Black Sabbath at the O2 Arena

Black Sabbath’s The End tour has been saddening and yet also exciting for fans of...

How Mumbai became a contemporary art mecca

Mumbai is one of the busiest cities on the planet. Home to the glamorous Bollywood...

Five must-see London exhibitions in February 2017

From one of the most anticipated exhibitions of the year to a giant 3D...

Ashes at Jacksons Lane 

The relationship between puppet and puppeteer is one of endless possibility. With...

A Play in 24 Hours Phase Five at Theatre Utopia: From concept to performance in a day

Why you should keep a diary

Nowadays, people tend to have blogs or record their lives on social media, but research...

Gold

Take three parts The Wolf of Wall Street, one part Raiders of the Lost Ark,...

Toni Erdmann

It might be marketed as a raucous German comedy, but the truth is that Toni...

Tower

If you’re looking for a documentary that provides an intellectual challenge, Tower is perhaps not...

Ten must-see theatre shows opening in February 2017

After a fairly slow January the West End really hots up this month, with...

Lisa Hannigan at the Roundhouse

Celebrating the release of her third album, At Swim, Lisa Hannigan gave a...

Joanne Shaw Taylor at Shepherd’s Bush Empire

Showcasing a sultry, magnificent voice and jaw-dropping...

Escaped Alone at the Royal Court Theatre 

In a green and pretty garden, beneath a uniformly blue sky, four...

Fantastic Mr Fox at the Lyric Hammersmith

Like Matilda and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory before it, the...

Good Me Bad Me: An interview with author Ali Land

Ali Land’s debut novel, Good Me Bad Me, has already been hailed as this...

T2 Trainspotting

Trainspotting was a turning point for British cinema. A film about bored and poor heroin...

Danny Says – The Life and Times of Danny Fields | Movie review

Danny Fields is not a household name, but he’s a man who has spent most of his life surrounded by world-famous rock stars. Fields is the man responsible for bringing some of the most successful rock and roll bands in the world to international stardom. Danny Says – The Life and Times...

Dirty Great Love Story at the Arts Theatre

With most romcoms, we can forgive a certain number of eye-rolling...

David Knopfler at The Forge

They say punctuality is the enemy of rock’n’roll, and David Knopfler (ex...

Cameraperson

Stunning detailed shots of the Bosnian countryside introduce the award-winning...