Food & Drinks
Angler in the City: Sophisticated food where London favours big spenders over good palates
It's so easy to spend money in the City. There are offices, restaurants and bars. The average income…
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Dance
The Great Gatsby at Immersive LDN
Sequins, colourful feathers and masterly dance moves: Jay Gatsby is in town and he wants you to join…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Art
Leonardo: Experience a Masterpiece at the National Gallery
The woman casts her eyes down, her left hand stretched forwards, her right clasping the shoulders of a…
By Anna Souter
Food & Drinks
Da Terra in Bethnal Green: A breath of fresh air in London’s fine-dining scene
I have sat at this table several times: three restaurants and three chefs have changed, each one a…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Play
Sydney & the Old Girl at Park Theatre
Eugene O’Hare’s debut The Weatherman drew mixed reactions but firmly established him as an exciting new playwright. Returning…
By Jonathan Marshall
Musical
Reputation at the Other Palace
It might be set in the late 1930s, but Reputation is undoubtedly a musical for modern times. For…
By Grace Walsh
Movie
The Good Liar
Taking the fear of meeting a stranger online to the max, The Good Liar is a coolly crafted…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Live music
The Tallest Man on Earth at Hammersmith Apollo
A mid-week masterpiece: on Wednesday night fans were treated to Swedish singer-songwriter Kristian Matsson, aka The Tallest Man…
By The editorial unit
Food & Drinks
Trivet in London Bridge: A work of passion from Jonny Lake and Isa Bal
When the chef and sommelier running the UK's most celebrated restaurant – and one of the world's most…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Live music
Shakespears Sister bury the hatchet with a hypnotic set at the London Palladium
After a mere 26-year hiatus, this distinctive band have reformed with a new EP and mini-tour. The lustrous…
By Jessica Wall