Art
William Blake at the Tate Britain
One of the first works in the William Blake exhibition at Tate Britain is a self-portrait. Executed in…
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A Very Expensive Poison at the Old Vic
Alexander Litvinenko. A man whose name you almost definitely know, a life you probably don't. Adapting Luke Harding's…
By Connor Campbell
Food & Drinks
Circolo Popolare in Fitzrovia: Mouthwatering Italian classics that are sure to win your heart
Rustic Italian cuisine is more than just tasty produce: there is love in the cooking, laid-back atmosphere and…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Food & Drinks
Moio in Stoke Newington: A creative and cosy journey through Europe
Moio is the new addition to the very eclectic Stoke Newington food scene. Exploring European cuisine, they operate…
By Maria Barrios
Food & Drinks
Ketel One vodka craft sustainable cocktail menu with local ingredients
During the first week of September, Ketel One vodka launched their new One Square Mile initiative, introducing a…
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Movie
For Sama
This incredibly powerful and deeply moving film follows the struggle to survive and live for a journalist, her…
By Jake Cudsi
Live music
Pete Doherty and Carl Barât at Hackney Empire
The historic Hackney Empire, with its lush crimson velour and ornate wooden finishings, is sold out for the…
By Daniel McLeod
Live music
The Specials serve up a politically charged set at Gunnersville Festival 2019
The first day of Gunnersville was a nostalgic celebration of cult British indie bands and singers. Today has…
By Francis Nash
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Chiaroscuro at Bush Theatre
A simple studio setting hosts the heated debates and musical reasoning of the four protagonists of Chiaroscuro. The…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Dance
Figure a Sea at the Southbank Centre
Dance as meditation, poetry, abstraction, self-revelation, experimentation, improvisation? Figure a Sea, choreographed by Cullberg Ballet's Deborah Hay, is primarily about…
By Catherine Sedgwick