Art
Nam June Paik at Tate Modern
Nam June Paik’s visionary work returns to Tate Modern this month, stretching over 5 decades to include never-before-seen…
By Marissa KhaosCulture
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Cinema & Tv
“We can really blow some doors down as far as the representation of people with disabilities goes”: Writer-director duo Michael Schwartz and Tyler Nilson discuss The Peanut Butter Falcon
The Peanut Butter Falcon is a Mark Twain-esque fable, a charming adventure about finding love after loss. It…
By Rosamund Kelby
Dance
Piece for Person and Ghetto Blaster at Southbank Centre
Weird but enjoyable: that about sums up Nicola Gunn’s Piece for Person and Ghetto Blaster. The one-woman monologue…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Play
Fast at Park Theatre
Set in Washington State in the 1910s, Kate Barton’s Fast is a powerful retelling of an episode in…
By Michael Higgs
Play
Groan Ups at Vaudeville Theatre
If someone had directly asked this reviewer if a play consisting of nearly three hours of screaming, onesie-clad…
By Kari Megeed
Play
Out of Sorts at Theatre503
Actress, writer and singer Danusia Samal’s Out of Sorts won Theatre503’s International Playwriting Award 2018. The play centres…
By Jessica Wall
Movie
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
Prenuptial unease is taken to extremes in Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, the second instalment of Disney’s Sleeping Beauty…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Food & Drinks
Berto brings artisanal pasta to Holloway Road
Having opened just over a month ago, Berto is a hand-made fresh pasta concept from the team behind…
By The editorial unit
Music
“We have always wanted to do new things”: An interview with Russell Leetch of Editors
Earlier this month, rock band Editors announced their upcoming “best of” album Black Gold and a 2020 UK…
By Emma-Jane Betts
Live music
Lindsey Stirling at Hammersmith Apollo
At one point during her show, Lindsey Stirling addressed the 3000 people who had come to see her…
By Grace Walsh