Macbeth at Shakespeare’s Globe

This is not overly gruesome, but a dark and shadowy production of Macbeth....

Pension Complète (French Cuisine)

The world of high gastronomy is rarely the site of wacky, screwball-like...

The Doctor in Spite of Himself at the Drayton Arms

Rock and roll Moliere at the Drayton Arms Theatre. In a...

What to wear to Wimbledon 2016

Wimbledon is one of London’s top annual social events of the summer. The internationally...

Independence Day: Resurgence

Aliens invading planet Earth: we have seen this scenario countless times before....

BP Portrait Award 2016 at the National Portrait Gallery

“Selected from 2,557 entries by artists from...

How to keep your mattress fresh and bug-free

Bed bugs? Pet hair? Sweat stains?  It sounds like something from the set of a...

Gobsmacked! at the Udderbelly, Southbank

Opening in London this summer, a new a capella musical is delighting...

Crazy About Tiffany’s

There is only one jewellery store in the world where your diamond ring or bejewelled...

Selena Gomez stars in Louis Vuitton’s new campaign

As if being a Disney star, pop princess and brand ambassador wasn’t...

Remainder

A labyrinth of memory, introspection, delusion, and hallucination, Remainder is a consuming tale where...

The Food Interviews Series: Chef James Lowe of Lyle’s

It’s been a brilliant year for head chef James Lowe, with a...

Painters’ Paintings: From Freud to Van Dyck at the National Gallery

Painters Paintings at the National...

Barbu at the Southbank’s Spiegeltent

Take all the regular expectations of a circus show, turn them upside...

The Making of Harry Potter at Warner Bros Studios

Every reader has at one time dreamed of a favourite book coming to...

The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

“We can pack all the things we love in...

Wild at Hampstead Theatre

Wild is the new play by writer Mike Bartlett that depicts espionage at its most...

Ma Ma

Penelope Cruz plays the charming mother, Magda, in the emotional whirlwind that is Ma Ma,...

Ross & Rachel at Battersea Arts Centre

The names Ross and Rachel will never go hand in hand without being...

Miracles from Heaven

Why do people suffer if there’s a God? is just one of the theological questions...

K-Shop

Penned and directed by Dan Pringle, K-Shop is a kickstarted British horror movie with a...

No Home Movie

Chantal Akerman’s No Home Movie takes its time with its powerful impact, but those who...

Ladyhawke – Wild Things

On the surface, the third album from New Zealander Phillipa “Pip” Brown is an...

It Is Easy to Be Dead at the Finborough Theatre

In honour of the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Somme, the...

Natasha Langridge: An interview with the writer of In Memory of Leaves

Following on from Memoirs of a Tree, performed at last...