Musical
Solaris at the Lyric Hammersmith
Stanisław Lem’s cult 1961 science fiction novel Solaris has been adapted no less than three times for film,…
By Jonathan MarshallCulture
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Cinema & Tv
Ad Astra: Eric Andrusyszyn on how it visually came together
James Gray’s interplanetary sci-fi epic Ad Astra hit screens at the end of September to almost universal critical…
By Guy Lambert
Play
A History of Water in the Middle East at the Royal Court Theatre
This reviewer would have gone to a lot more of his lectures if they had been conducted by…
By Connor Campbell
Theatre
“If I didn’t see those stories onstage, maybe I should tell them?”: An interview with Out of Sorts playwright Danusia Samal
Danusia Samal is a dramatist, actress and singer, winner of the Theatre503 International Playwriting Award for her intriguing…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Food & Drinks
Opera Tavern in Covent Garden: Tapas at its finest
Having recently undergone a refurbishment, Opera Tavern has been showing off its new look and feel. Nestled among…
By Alex Julie Woods
Live music
The Rasmus at the Forum
Scandinavia has long been producing some of the world's freshest rock bands, from heavyweights Lordi to the likes…
By The editorial unit
Movie
Ladyworld
Written and directed by filmmaker and author Amanda Kramer, Ladyworld centres on a group of eight teenage girls…
By Andrew Murray
Live music
John Mayer at the O2 Arena: A vibrant and nostalgic guitar wonderland
The weekend ends in a colourful spectacle as American songwriter and guitarist John Mayer performs on the stage…
By Emma-Jane Betts
Play
Baby Reindeer at Bush Theatre
After an award-winning run at the Edinburgh Fringe in the summer, Richard Gadd’s one-man play arrives at the…
By Francis Nash
Dance
Negative Space at Southbank Centre
Negative Space exists in a place between theatre and performance art. The Purcell Room at Queen Elizabeth Hall…
By Jessica Wall