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  Theatre

  Ballad Lines at Southwark Playhouse

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  Folk music might just be the most important music genre in humanity; it...

  Gem Hurley 30th January 2026
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  Movie

  Primate

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  Primate begins with a familiar enough setup for a horror of its kind. Lucy (Johnny...

  Guy Lambert 30th January 2026
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  Album

  The Molotovs – Wasted on Youth

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  Sibling duo The Molotovs are having quite the adolescence, from live gigs...

  Ronan Fawsitt 30th January 2026
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  Theatre

  The Tempest at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

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  Tim Crouch brings his idiosyncratic style to The Tempest, and it’s a...

  Antonia Georgiou 30th January 2026
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  Movie

  Kangaroo

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  Anyone possessing an ambiguous stance on kangaroos is, in fact, 107 minutes of cinema away...

  Will Snell 30th January 2026
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  Cinema & Tv

  “I think it’s important to not introduce our children to short, swipeable content so quickly”: Kamryn Smith, Scott Schultz and Christian Jacobs on Yo Gabba GabbaLand season two
  Mae Trumata 30th January 2026
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  Send Help

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  Most famous for his Evil Dead trilogy, Sam Raimi is known for his kinetic, campy...

  Andrew Murray 30th January 2026
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  Food & Drinks

  Franco’s introduces blue-zone inspired menu as London diners seek healthier options

  Franco’s, one of London’s...

  Food & Travel Desk 29th January 2026
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  Food & Drinks

  Flat Iron Square to host live Six Nations matches and rugby podcast in London Bridge
  Food & Travel Desk 29th January 2026
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  Food & Drinks

  Tate Modern teams up with chef Santiago Lastra for Frida Kahlo-inspired dining experience

  Tate Modern has announced a new...

  Food & Travel Desk 29th January 2026