Interviews

The Royale at the Tabernacle (Bush Theatre)

Stepping into the Tabernacle is like stepping back in time. A...

Lazarus at the King’s Cross Theatre

Ostensibly, Lazarus shares its DNA with the kind of jukebox musicals...

Robbie Williams – The Heavy Entertainment Show

Robbie Williams comes boasting back onto the pop scene after...

The Last Family

At 32, Polish director Jan P Matuszynski is quite the prodigy. The Last Family is...

Bits of Me are Falling Apart at Soho Theatre

The bar at the Soho Theatre was a hubbub of anticipation, the...

Nanny Culture

From British director Paul James Driscoll comes Nanny Culture, a truly original documentary that...

Saving Jason at Park Theatre

The debut performance of Peter Quilter’s newest play, Saving Jason, has just...

The Radical Eye: Modernist Photography from the Sir Elton John Collection at Tate Modern

James Arthur – Back from the Edge

“Disgraced” X Factor star James Arthur is convincingly back...

King Lear at the Old Vic

After a 25-year absence, Glenda Jackson returns to the stage as King Lear in...

Drones, Baby, Drones at Arcola Theatre

Drones, Baby, Drones is a damning insight into the minds of individuals...

Arrival

There are sci-fi movies that transcend science and embrace philosophy; a very few of them...

Stick Man at the Leicester Square Theatre

Scamp Theatre’s stage adaption of Stick Man, the hugely...

Step into the Wilderness: Social Pantry at Habitat Pop-up

Founded and managed by Alex Head, Social Pantry – no connection to...

100 Streets

It is tough to make disparate events converge convincingly on screen without situations becoming...

The Lumineers at Hammersmith Apollo

Hailing from Denver, Colorado, the Lumineers warmed London up with their...

Michael Moore in Trumpland

With his country just days away from perhaps the most divisive presidential election in...

Jimmy Eat World at the Troxy

It’s good to have Jimmy Eat World back. After three years, the Arizona-based...

Vagabonds: My Phil Lynott Odyssey at Tara Theatre

Robert Mountford’s one-man tribute to Thin Lizzy frontman...

Tim Hecker at the Barbican

Haunting, piercing and ethereal, Love Streams – the eighth album by Tim Hecker,...

Deny Deny Deny at Park Theatre

It is not often that the world of sport is the theme of a theatrical...

You’ve Been Trumped Too

A sequel to the 2011 film You’ve Been Trumped, British filmmaker Anthony...

Cymbeline at the Barbican

400 years ago Shakespeare posed the same questions we see plastered on bill boards...

Imelda May at BBC Maida Vale Studios

Abandoning her signature rockabilly look, Imelda May graced the stage at the...

Randy Writes a Novel: An interview with Randy Feltface

We were lucky enough to catch up with Randy Feltface, the uniquely purple...