Joseph J Jones at the Social

Joseph J Jones played his first ever sold out show last night to an adoring...

Dare Devil Rides to Jarama at the Bussey Building

Dare Devil Rides to Jarama, a new play by Neil Gore, tells...

The Comedian’s Guide to Survival

As Charlie Chaplin once said, “Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up,...

DMA’s at The Electric Ballroom

Camden’s Electric Ballroom was charged with anticipation for Sydney-based rock...

Competition: Win a pair of tickets to see Bits of Me Are Falling Apart!

The Upcoming has a pair of tickets to give away for the...

Darkness Poomba at The Place

Part of K-Music, London’s festival of Korean music, Darkness Poomba is a...

The Light Between Oceans press conference with Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander and director Derek Cianfrance

Paul Nash at Tate Britain

This autumn, Tate Britain is presenting the largest exhibition of Paul...

Bu-San-Haeng (Train to Busan)

If you’re into zombie movies, Bu-San-Haeng is a definite win. A celebration of...

Ethel & Ernest

Only those with the stoniest of hearts could fail to be moved by Ethel &...

L’Économie du Couple (After Love)

Sometimes it’s okay for a film to have modest ambition. Joachim...

Doctor Strange review – Yet another mightily entertaining Marvel movie

A feast for the eyes and overall...

Lisa Hannigan at Islington Assembly Hall

Lisa Hannigan may not yet be a household name for most people, yet many...

Harrogate at the Royal Court Theatre

A man meets his daughter, and shares an uncomfortable conversation. Two...

Jeans for Refugees at Saatchi Gallery

Today, bulldozers are entering the migrant camp at Calais, commonly...

Starfish

The opening caption for Starfish is not “Based on a true story”, but “All this...

Petula Clark at Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Petula Clark is the sort of entertainer who receives a standing ovation...

Driving Miss Daisy at Canal Cafe Theatre

Driving Miss Daisy has become a cultural milestone for many, as a...

Let’s Be Evil

A hurried and muddled prologue begins Let’s Be Evil, Martin Owen’s barely-realised science...

Ragtime at Charing Cross Theatre

Thom Sutherland, director of sellout production Titanic, works his magic again...

Burn Burn Burn

Chanya Button’s debut feature film, Burn Burn Burn, follows the journey of Seph (Downton...

Tom Chaplin – The Wave

It’s always a daunting prospect to move away from the familiar and into the...

Candoco Dance Company: Beheld and Set and Reset/Reset at Sadler’s Wells

Celebrating their 25th anniversary this year, Candoco...

The Magic Flute at Hackney Empire

Despite being one of the world’s best-loved operas, Mozart’s The Magic...

The Rifles at Koko

The Rifles kicked the weekend off with an exhilarating set at North London’s acclaimed music...