Art
Lucian Freud: The Self-Portraits at the Royal Academy
In the annals of 20th-century figurative painting, few artists can rival Lucian Freud for sheer singularity of purpose.…
By James WhiteCulture
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Play
On Bear Ridge at the Royal Court Theatre
We leave so many things behind. Ed Thomas’ On Bear Ridge blurs a personal sense of loss with…
By Connor Campbell
Play
Botticelli in the Fire at Hampstead Theatre
The European premiere of Botticelli in the Fire, directed by Blanche McIntyre, presents writer Jordan Tannahill’s vision of…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Movie
Brittany Runs a Marathon
It's often documentaries that inspire us to make different life choices, whether it's going vegetarian after watching Earthlings…
By Musanna Ahmed
Movie
After the Wedding
Taking inspiration from its 2006 Danish ancestor starring Mads Mikkelsen, After the Wedding stars Michelle Williams, Julianne Moore…
By Guy Lambert
Live music
Hot Chip make a memorable return with an exhilarating, euphoric set at Alexandra Palace
Following a four-year break, Hot Chip returned in June with their seventh album, A Bath Full of Ecstasy.…
By Grace Walsh
Culture
What to do in the Cotswolds: See, stay and eat
The Cotswolds are an area of outstanding history and beauty, with some of England's most charming villages. Developed…
By The editorial unit
Dance
Another Look at Memory at the Coronet Theatre
This dance of fluid and perfectly synchronised movements that tell tales of unity, harmony, struggle and emancipation looks…
By Marissa Khaos
Food & Drinks
Bancone in Covent Garden: Indulgent yet affordable Italian food in a vibrant setting
Since Bancone opened its doors in June 2018, it has received nothing but high praise and rave reviews.…
By Alex Julie Woods
Food & Drinks
Tom Aikens returns to fine dining with intimate new Belgravia restaurant
Opening its doors in January 2020 will be Muse, Tom Aikens’s new restaurant, a cosy 25-seater renovated mews…
By The editorial unit