Food & Drinks
12:51 in Islington: British and Jamaican flavours that will linger long after you leave
It’s not long after we’ve nestled down in the narrow confines of 12:51 that we notice someone breezing…
By Rosamund KelbyCulture
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Theatre
Cirque du Soleil: Luzia at the Royal Albert Hall
The latest colourful theatrics from Canadian contemporary circus company Cirque du Soleil are unveiled at The Royal Albert Hall in…
By Ezelle Alblas
Movie
Waves
Waves is everything a film can be. Super stylish and drenched in emotion, it's a gut-wrenchingly spectacular cinematic…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Play
The Process at the Bunker
The Process isn’t as long as it sounds. In fact, at 95 minutes, it is quite short. It’s…
By Regan Harle
Food & Drinks
Muse in Belgravia: Tom Aikens makes fine dining more intimate than ever before
Tom Aikens, once the enfant prodige – and terrible – of the British food scene, has come back…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Theatre
Rags The Musical at Park Theatre
“He dances by in his fancy clothes, and he stares at me down his perfect nose. His hair is…
By Sophia Moss
Play
The Wild Flesh at Tristan Bates Theatre
Combining a critique of beauty obsession with a story about a cult, The Wild Flesh is an unusual…
By Michael Higgs
Play
The Girl with Glitter in her Eye at the Bunker
The Girl with Glitter in her Eye tells a story of the complex friendship between Helen, played by…
By Brooke Snowe
Play
The Importance of Being Earnest – Played by Immigrants at Tower Theatre
A contemporary and innovative Gothic-style interpretation of Oscar Wilde’s classic comic play, The Importance of Being Earnest –…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Movie
A Hidden Life
War can be considered a horrible beast; and in this day and age, no one is called up for…
By Guy Lambert