Rutherford and Son at the National Theatre
Polly Findlay's production of Rutherford and Son is basically the National Theatre programming the Lyttelton on autopilot. A…
By Connor CampbellPolly Findlay's production of Rutherford and Son is basically the National Theatre programming the Lyttelton on autopilot. A…
By Connor CampbellThe trailers and promotional marketing for Godzilla: King of the Monsters has been nothing short of exceptional, brilliantly…
By Guy LambertSummer can be a bit of barren period for new theatre. Luckily this June has plenty of intriguing…
By Connor CampbellAs one might expect, the splendour of Covent Garden’s Royal Opera House was filled with an audience of…
By Jessica WallPerforming a rousing, exuberant and inspiring concert at London’s Roundhouse, magnetic band The Waterboys did not disappoint. Led…
By Catherine SedgwickThe opening scene of Thunder Road sees a cop performing an awkward speech at his mother’s funeral. This…
By Mersa AudaCramped rooms in wonky buildings provide the stifling setting for Josef von Sternberg’s classic of the early sound…
By Jake CudsiTonight's bill at Sadler’s Wells is two pieces from Beijing-based choreographer Tao Ye’s Numerical Series, which has a…
By Jessica WallIn the Coffee Works Project, a chic industrial cafe located in the new Battersea Power Station development right…
By Ben FlanaganBeneath the Blue Rinse has large shoes to fill. A comedy that toys with preconceived ideas of the…
By Michael Higgs