Food & Drinks
Just Eat Food Fest: Taste Adventure returns this July with six tantalising trails
Now in its fourth year, Just Eat Food Festival is returning this summer with an exciting twist. The…
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An Enemy of the People
This Henrik Ibsen play is as relevant today as when it was written 130 years ago. Updated and…
By Jessica Wall
Musical
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat at London Palladium
Andrew Lloyd Weber’s classic is back in town and brimming with exuberance. The Bible meets Las Vegas in…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Play
Working Method at the Gate Theatre
“What is the reason for making art?” Iraqi-Belgian theatre producer Enkidu Khaled asks his audience. Part lecture, part…
By Selina Begum
Food & Drinks
Murder Inc in Fitzrovia: A sleek hideout where grit and glamour meet
Going underground may have its charm, if only for the cover provided by the darkness and for that…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Theatre
The Illusionists at Shaftesbury Theatre
Following up a successful debut in Sydney opera house in 2012, The Illusionists' touring magical spectacle has graced…
By Ezelle Alblas
Music
Kiss at the O2 Arena in pictures: A farewell to rock’s most iconic outfit
Last Night, rock royalty Kiss graced the stage of London's O2 Arena as part of their final world…
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Movie
The Dead Don’t Die
To most filmmakers, it may seem contradictory to craft your trademark minimalist style around the outlandish "zombie apocalypse"…
By Ben Aldis
Art
Artists by Artists at Stuart Lochhead Sculpture
The modern idea of the artistic genius has its roots in the 19th century, as testified to by…
By James White
Movie
Only You
With Only You, the British relationship drama takes a turn away from the kitchen sink miserablism of Nil…
By Ben Flanagan