Play
Macbeth at Wilton’s Music Hall
There have been innumerable versions of Shakespeare’s plays, especially Macbeth, but presenting this macabre classic as lyrical horror…
By Catherine SedgwickCulture
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Live music
The Teskey Brothers deliver an inspiring, crowd-pleasing set at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Following a hit US tour late last year, The Teskey Brothers were back in London last night. The…
By Grace Walsh
Play
Uncle Vanya at Harold Pinter Theatre
This is a West End version of Uncle Vanya, staring names you'll recognise, in a translation by a…
By Connor Campbell
Movie
Present. Perfect.
Present. Perfect., a documentary constructed from a series of black and white internet footage, immediately lets us know…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Theatre
You Stupid Darkness! at Southwark Playhouse
Seeking a positive story out of broken bridges that turn the sea into a thick, viscous liquid, and…
By Marissa Khaos
Play
The Canary and the Crow at Arcola Theatre
Poetry meets grime meets funny meets hip-hop meets fables meets cellos meets an important examination of race and…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Play
The Welkin at the National Theatre
Scrubbing, brushing, sloshing, wailing: these are the sounds that open Lucy Kirkwood’s The Welkin. A symphony of housework.…
By Connor Campbell
Theatre
The Sunset Limited at Boulevard Theatre
Created by eminent writer Cormac McCarthy, The Sunset Limited primarily revolves around a debate over beliefs and the…
By Brooke Snowe
Musical
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie at Apollo Theatre
After two years on Shaftesbury Avenue, Everybody's Talking About Jamie has already made itself known as a colourful…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
After 30 years of production torment, director Terry Gilliam (12 Monkeys) has finally delivered his take on Cervantes’s…
By Jake Cudsi