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How Love is Spelt at Southwark Playhouse
How Love Is Spelt, the newly formed comedic revival written by Chloë Moss, follows 20-year-old Peta (Larner Wallace-Taylor)…
By Brooke SnoweCulture
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Torch Song at Turbine Theatre
Torch Song Trilogy – Playwright Harvey Fierstein’s semi-autobiographical, Tony award-winning collection of plays – has a rich and…
By Shawna Warmington
Food & Drinks
Da Terra team up with avant-garde chef Paco Roncero for an exclusive one-off dinner on 10 September
After hosting their hit debut collaborative event with Ivan Brem of Nouri, chefs Rafael Cagali and Paulo Airaudo…
By The editorial unit
Food & Drinks
Ristorante Iacobucci elevates the fine-dining scene in Bologna with a modern cuisine that looks to the past
After years of culinary exploration and experimentation, Agostino Iacobucci opened his debut restaurant at Villa Zarri in Bologna.…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Live music
Natasha Bedingfield at Islington Assembly Hall
Forming part of the fabric of early 2000’s pop, Natasha Bedingfield stands out for creating catchy and melodic…
By Jonathan Marshall
Dance
Alvin Ailey Programme B: EN, The Call, Juba and Revelations at Sadler’s Wells
Combining the timeless classic Revelations with newer pieces EN, The Call and Juba, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Opera
Don Jo at Arcola Theatre
To queer art is to create a space where the performance and the audience engage in an indexical…
By Marissa Khaos
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Jade City at the Bunker
First seen in London as part of The Vault festival earlier this year, Jade City is a two-hander…
By Jonathan Marshall
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The Fishermen at Trafalgar Studios
Gbolahan Obisesan’s adaptation of Chigozie Obioma’s The Fishermen is an ambitious piece of theatre. The source material is…
By Michael Higgs
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Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation at the Royal Court Theatre
Tim Crouch’s Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation feels a bit like being back at primary school. Everyone's…
By Connor Campbell