Bianco at Southbank Centre

The lively, activity-packed Winter Festival at the Southbank Centre is already under...

Robert Rauschenberg at Tate Modern

“Tracey Emin’s bed would not have been unmade nor Damien Hirst’s...

Christmas at Mercato Metropolitano: The ultimate Italian food festive experience

This winter, Mercato Metropolitano, the...

Diciannove in Blackfriars

For many well travelled diners, Italian restaurants in hotels set the faintest...

Another Night Before Christmas at the Bridge House Theatre

It’s the most wonderful time of the year –...

The Edge of Seventeen

Nadine Franklin is a girl on The Edge of Seventeen who in the opening scenes...

La Fille Inconnue (The Unknown Girl)

Known for their stripped-back social realism, the Dardenne Brothers have...

Shikumen Finchley Road

Ask any group of food lovers where to find the best bao or dim sum...

Dr Angelus at Finborough Theatre

It is easy to dismiss little-known Scottish playwright James Bridie’s Dr...

Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism

A rather simplistic spin on the orphan fantasy tale we all know...

Aladdin at the Lyric Hammersmith

A delightfully zany pantomime with a hip hop vibe, Joel Harwood’s Aladdin is...

Moana

Moana, the latest animated heroine to join the Disney family, is the teenage daughter of...

Bleed for This

Bleed for This is an adrenaline jab of cinematography, a biopic reweaving the career of...

Sully

Sully is a disaster movie, and not in the way we might expect. It stages...

Half Way

Every so often there is a film of monumental importance, holding up a mirror to...

Chi-Raq

After a long delay, Spike Lee’s Chi-Raq has finally come to UK cinemas. It’s a...

The New Design Museum opens in Kensington

London’s Design Museum has relatively humble origins. When it was started by...

James Bay at the Slaughtered Lamb

As part of Communion’s tenth birthday celebrations, James Bay returned to the...

The Tempest at the Print Room at the Coronet

The Tempest is the first Shakespearean production by the Print...

Passenger at Hammersmith Apollo

Passenger (aka Michael Rosenberg) made a triumphant return to Hammersmith Apollo...

Nice Fish at the Harold Pinter Theatre

On a vast expanse of frozen lake, with nothing around them but unending...

White Lies: An interview with Harry McVeigh and Jack Lawrence-Brown

White Lies are an indie-rock, post-punk band with origins in...

The Incident

Tasha Connor plays Lily, a down on her luck prostitute who has a chance encounter...

After October at Finborough Theatre

West London’s tiny Finborough Theatre has built up quite a reputation for...

Isabella at Theatre Utopia

Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights immortalised Heathcliff and Cathy’s...