Food & Drinks
Stork in Mayfair: Modern British cooking inspired by cross-continental migration
Recently opening its doors in the heart of Mayfair, Stork is a new modern restaurant inspired by the…
By Rasha BaraziCulture
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Play
Brexit at King’s Head Theatre
The year is 2020 and Brexit is now in its fourth year of negotiations. Adam Masters (David Benson)…
By Jessica Wall
Play
Citysong at Soho Theatre
Transferring from the Abbey Theatre Dublin, Citysong, playwright Dylan Coburn Gray’s award-winning play, is almost more of a…
By Ben Flanagan
Live music
Midnight Oil at Brixton Academy
After a lengthy hiatus, Australian rockers Midnight Oil pick up where they left off, presenting Brixton’s 02 Academy…
By Jonathan Marshall
Play
The Future at Battersea Arts Centre
Does artificial intelligence know what it’s like to be them? Are they conscious beings with their own "inner…
By Sophia Moss
Play
The Flies at the Bunker
This is an interesting collaboration with a live rock band, but ultimately a disappointing return for Jean-Paul Sartre’s…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Play
J’Ouvert at Theatre 503
Yasmin Joseph’s J’Ouvert imagines carnival in Notting Hill through the familiar gaze of two friends who experience the…
By Marissa Khaos
Play
Exceptional Promise at Bush Theatre
Those who have ever perused the UK Government website in search of visa information may have read: “To…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Movie
We the Animals
Justin Torres’s 2011 novel is imbued with a vibrancy verging on the uncomfortable in Jeremiah Zagar’s cinematic take. We…
By Sylvia Unerman
Play
Pictures of Dorian Gray at Jermyn Street Theatre
Pictures of Dorian Gray is a delightfully faithful adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s brilliant novel. Practically all the dialogue…
By Michael Higgs