Literature
World Book Night at the h Club: A welcome reminder of the simple pleasures of reading
Whilst caught up in the unerring current of city life, many commuters cling to only their phones for…
By Rosamund KelbyCulture
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Other People’s Money at Southwark Playhouse
Other People’s Money opened on Broadway in 1989 and subsequently received the Hollywood treatment with its film incarnation,…
By Jonathan Marshall
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Spy Cat
When a master thief enters the life of spy-obsessed, pampered housecat Marnie (Alexandra Neldel), both the overindulged pet…
By Andrew Murray
Food & Drinks
The Baptist at L’Oscar in Holborn: British grill reimagined with simplicity and sophistication
The Baptist offers an experience few could forget. This starts from the Edwardian Free Baroque decoration itself, the…
By Maria Barrios
Theatre
“If Shakespeare were alive today he’d be writing Game of Thrones or Friends”: An interview with Twelfth Night director Adam Nichols
Ahead of his 18th turn as a director for the theatre company he co-founded, actor and director Adam…
By Jake Cudsi
Theatre
“You can’t be what you can’t see”: Playwright Libby Liburd discusses Fighter and the need for true representation on the stage
Known for not pulling any punches, Libby Liburd is a respected actor and writer whose string of female-centric…
By Laura Jorden
Movie
Pond Life
In Pond Life, set in a small mining village in the middle of Yorkshire, it's summertime in 1994. Trevor…
By Amaliah Sara Marmon-Halm
Movie
Bel Canto
Ann Patchett’s novel Bel Canto was published to great acclaim back in 2001. Inspired by a real hostage…
By The editorial unit
Movie
Donbass
A series of 13 vignettes takes the viewer on a vivid, perfectly choreographed journey through the Donbass, in…
By Jake Cudsi
Movie
Ash Is Purest White
When Qiao (Zhao Tao) is released from prison after five years for protecting and lying for her gangster…
By Andrew Murray