Movie
Sorry Angel
During the opening act of French filmmaker Christophe Honoré’s latest feature, Sorry Angel, we see middle-aged author with…
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Theatre
Ruckus: An infectious, jubilant celebration for St Patrick’s Day
The ever-exciting Vault festival celebrated the penultimate day of its 2019 programme with Ruckus, a late show party to honour…
By Jessica Wall
Play
The Grenfell Project at the Hope Theatre
June 2017 marked one of the greatest tragedies the UK has ever experienced outside of war. The Grenfell…
By Jonathan Marshall
Play
Lucy Light
A play about the blight of cancer but also about self-discovery, Sarah Milton’s Lucy Light, directed by Lauren…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Dance
The Thread at Sadler’s Wells
Renowned choreographer Russell Maliphant and Oscar-winning composer Vangelis have set themselves the challenge to take traditional Greek dance…
By Mersa Auda
Play
Undetectable at the King’s Head Theatre
Hidden through a double door, tucked behind a box office sheltered under a decrepit sunshade and next to…
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Musical
Vulvarine: A New Musical
Fat Rascal Theatre’s Vulvarine: A New Musical is bonkers in the best way, crazily creative, and proof that…
By Selina Begum
Play
I Run
I Run is Danish playwright Line Mørkeby’s new collaboration with Cut the Cord theatre company. The one-act play…
By Daniel McLeod
Cinema & Tv
The White Crow premiere: On the red carpet with Ralph Fiennes, David Hare and Oleg Ivengo
English playwright and screenwriter Sir David Hare collaborates with director and actor Ralph Fiennes to take on the remarkable…
By Ezelle Alblas
Play
The Talented Mr Ripley
Reviving their 2015 sell-out run of Patricia Highsmith’s dark psychological thriller, The Faction ensemble give an outstanding performance…
By Selina Begum