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  The Human Voice at the Gate Theatre

  ★★★★★

  Jean Cocteau’s La Voix Humaine, which was famously made into a one-act...

  Marissa Khaos 20th September 2018
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  Cinema & Tv

  Matangi/Maya/MIA premiere: On the red carpet with MIA and Steve Loveridge

  Matangi/Maya/MIA – the title of Steve Loveridge’s...

  Sarah Bradbury 20th September 2018
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  Summer Holiday the Musical at New Wimbledon Theatre

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  Summer Holiday, based on the 1963 Cliff Richard film, is...

  Selina Begum 19th September 2018
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  The Outsider (L’Étranger) at the Print Room at the Coronet

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  Ben Okri’s stage adaptation The...

  Laura Foulger 19th September 2018
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  Movie

  The Captain

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  As history shows, the last days of the Second World War were a dark period...

  Guy Lambert 19th September 2018
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  Nureyev

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  Documentaries centred around a single figure have a delicate line to walk. These people are...

  Cleo Henry 19th September 2018
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  The Little Stranger

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  Combining elements of period drama, suspense, psychological thriller and gothic horror, Lenny...

  Michael Higgs 19th September 2018
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  Food & Drinks

  Catford Gin Festival returns for its second year to an original 1930s Art Deco theatre
  The editorial unit 18th September 2018
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  Theatre

  The Prisoner at the National Theatre

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  How do you forgive yourself after committing a horrendous crime? What is...

  Michael Higgs 18th September 2018
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  Cinema & Tv

  Padre: Giada Colagrande and Willem Dafoe discuss the unique intimacy of small sets

  Director Giada Colagrande and actor Willem...

  Cristiana Ferrauti 17th September 2018