Music
Interview with Nic Cester: Jet frontman discusses the band’s revival and the launch of his solo career
It’s been 15 years since anthemic tracks such as Are You Gonna Be My Girl? were being blasted…
By Sarah BradburyCulture
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The White Rose at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
Famed for their productions of Shakespeare's works, Arrows & Traps Theatre tackle an original for the first time, written…
By Regan Harle
Food & Drinks
From TV to table: MasterChef finalists to host rooftop supper club at the Southbank Centre this summer
This summer, instead of watching mouth-watering episodes of Masterchef, you can experience the dishes firsthand at the Jam…
By The editorial unit
Art
Anita Corbin – First Women at Dyson Gallery
There are many buildings in London, old and new, where portraits of severe-looking men stare you down through…
By Daniel Amir
Food & Drinks
Mark Jarvis expands his modern British cuisine to Mayfair with new restaurant Stem
Mark Jarvis, chef patron of Anglo in Farringdon and Neo Bistro on Oxford Street, has expanded to a…
By The editorial unit
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Pity at the Royal Court Theatre
It's (super-smart) silly season at the Royal Court. Rory Mullarkey's Pity is CBBC theatre, only if the acronym's…
By Connor Campbell
Cinema & Tv
A Prayer Before Dawn: An interview with Joe Cole and director Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire
A Prayer Before Dawn is the new film from director Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire based on the true story and…
By Sarah Bradbury
Play
Two for the Seesaw at Trafalgar Studios 2
Two for the Seesaw, a play written by the Tony Award-winning William Gibson in 1958, is a scaled-back…
By Aidan Milan
Movie
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again
Here we go again indeed! It’s hard to believe that it has been all of a decade since the…
By Guy Lambert
Live music
Kyle Falconer at the Social
In the intimate basement space of The Social, Kyle Falconer – frontman of Scottish indie band The View…
By Ed Edwards