Play
The Camden Roar: Human Jam at Camden People’s Theatre
Camden market, Hampstead Heath, Amy Winehouse and the British Library: this borough of London well and truly lives…
By Jonathan MarshallCulture
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Play
Death of a Salesman at the Young Vic
Personal mythmaking isn't a uniquely American trait. Yet it is a preoccupation of the country's writers, especially the…
By Connor Campbell
Play
Amour at Charing Cross Theatre
It's a foggy evening in Paris and at a square somewhere, a single lamp post stands like the…
By Marissa Khaos
Play
INK Festival 2019: The Feast from the East at the Tristan Bates theatre
The INK Festival is a series of unique and exciting short plays from writers who all have a…
By Georgie Cowan-Turner
Play
Jude at Hampstead Theatre
Loosely based on the novel by Victorian realist author Thomas Hardy, Jude the Obscure, Howard Brenton’s latest play attempts…
By Selina Begum
Opera
Muso at Bloomsbury Theatre
Academia meets opera in this dynamic, humorous and slightly offbeat performance of Muso, which forms part of the Performance…
By Ezelle Alblas
Cinema & Tv
Flatpack Film Festival 2019: An exciting assembly of Birmingham’s diverse arts community
Away from The Bull Ring, the surplus of oversized Wetherspoons and the sense of dread with which Birmingham…
By Ben Flanagan
Music
“For me, folk music is the songs and melodies, not the instruments”: Singer-songwriter Joshua Burnell on prog-rock, folk and the quest for traditional songs
Joshua Burnell is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in York. He has recorded and released three albums, had…
By Fred Gaskell
Play
Bromley Bedlam Bethlehem at Old Red Lion Theatre
With a haunting plot which thematises the darkest sides of family life, a loving production by Thomas Martin…
By Michael Higgs
Play
One Hundred Trillion at the Old Vic Workrooms
Finding a new home at the Old Vic Workrooms after a successful debut at the Southwark Playhouse, The…
By Abbie Grundy