The OA

Netflix has changed how television is made. This much is true. Rather than adhering to...

Terrains of the Body at Whitechapel Gallery

New to the Whitechapel Gallery is a display of photography from...

xXx: Return of Xander Cage

15 years since the release of the original xXx the franchise strikes again, with Vin...

The London Jam 2017: Almost Ibsen at Wilton’s Music Hall

It’s the London Jam at Wilton’s Music Hall,...

Raising Martha at Park Theatre

British humour is like no other and Raising Martha is quintessential Monty...

Promises, Promises at Southwark Playhouse

Promises, Promises is the hit Broadway musical adapted from the 1960...

London Art Fair 2017

The London Art Fair, held every January at the Business Design Centre in Islington, is...

La Traviata at the Royal Opera House

Watching Richard Eyre’s production of Giuseppe Verdi’s much-loved opera...

Léon at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen

Playing to a crowd that is positively electric for a Monday evening,...

Poet Jacob Polley wins 2016 TS Eliot Prize for Jackself

Cumbrian poet Jacob Polley picked up a £20,000 cheque last night after...

Lion

Lion stretches the primal desire to search for one’s own house on Google Maps to...

Flo Morrissey & Matthew E White – Gentlewoman, Ruby Man

Admittedly, a record full of covers is enough to...

Why Matilda the Musical is one of the West End’s most popular shows

Originally produced by the RSC as their 2010 family...

Taboo

Set in 1814, the new period drama showing on BBC One is a far cry...

Split

For a while, it looked like a graph of M Night Shyamalan’s critical reputation would...

20th Century Women

Adolescence. If there is one challenge in life that unites us all, it is the...

The xx – I See You

The xx are known for their authentic, intelligent content and intimate sound. For a band...

Jackie

When it was announced that Pablo Larraín – possibly Chile’s best working filmmaker, or at...

Dan Barber’s wastED pop-up at Selfridges: The environmentally conscious chef comes to London

Dan Barber, the...

Written on Skin at the Royal Opera House

When acclaimed playwright Martin Crimp was asked to create a new opera...

The Albatross 3rd and Main

After a three-week stint in Brighton, playwright and director Simon David Eden...

Cirque du Soleil – Amaluna at the Royal Albert Hall

Back at the Royal Albert Hall by popular demand, Amaluna...

A Series of Unfortunate Events

If viewers are looking to escape the January gloom, then Netflix’s A Series of...

Martha Wainwright at Rough Trade East

Martha Wainwright is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose sounds dabble in...

The Wild Party at the Hope Theatre

A performance above an Islington pub will transport audience members to the...