Dance
The Red Shoes at Sadler’s Wells
Adapted from Powell and Pressburger’s 1948 film, Matthew Bourne’s twice-Olivier-award-winning The Red Shoes at Saddler’s Wells is magnificent.…
By Catherine SedgwickCulture
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Live music
Razorlight play nostalgic indie hits at Electric Brixton
Razorlight’s debut album Up All Night was the sound of Camden in the mid-noughties, with the undeniably great…
By Jessica Wall
Movie
The Courier
Without hyperbole, Zackary Adler’s The Courier is perhaps the worst film of the year. It’s riddled with terrible…
By Andrew Murray
Food & Drinks
Amaya in Belgravia: A true testament to the magic of the tandoor
Tucked away off the main street in a cultivated corner of Belgravia, Amaya is not a place screaming…
By Rosamund Kelby
Play
The Ocean at the End of the Lane at the National Theatre
Neil Gaiman’s 2013 adult novel, The Ocean at the End of the Lane, is posed as a sort…
By Brooke Snowe
Play
Ravens: Spassky vs Fischer at Hampstead Theatre
Edgy, dark and somewhat twisted are not words one would expect to use to describe a play about…
By Kari Megeed
Theatre
“Sting always makes me want to choreograph”: An interview with ZooNation director Kate Prince
Sting’s music has been inspirational for the lives of many, and quite likely has formed an unforgettable backdrop…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Play
A Kind of People at the Royal Court Theatre
A Kind of People was announced months ago. So long ago, in fact, that Theresa May was still…
By Connor Campbell
Food & Drinks
IT London in Mayfair: Authentic and refined Italian dishes in a swanky restaurant
Let's be frank. I won't call anyone out but dining in fashionable Mayfair restaurants can be a tacky…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Musical
Thriller Live at Lyric Theatre
Thriller Live is a celebration of all things Michael Jackson, from his music and choreography to his charitable…
By Sophia Moss