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One Man’s Madness
A history of ska icons Madness written by and spoken by the band, One Man’s Madness is a mockumentary…
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François Ozon on L’Amant Double: “I think the English are twisted enough to understand this movie”
L’Amant Double is the latest feature by French director François Ozon. It is the story of Chloé, a disillusioned young…
By Mersa Auda
Food & Drinks
Tom Oldroyd opens The Duke of Richmond and serves up British produce with a French accent
Almost three years after opening the eponymous Oldroyd restaurant in Islington, chef and restauranteur Tom Oldroyd has launched…
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Book Club
It is perhaps a fair assessment that any film which makes Fifty Shades of Grey its cornerstone is at best setting…
By Ed Edwards
Musical
The Rink at Southwark Playhouse
In a whirlwind of hilarious banter and exhilarating roller skate dance numbers, The Rink debuts in London for the first time in…
By Kari Megeed
Play
Tartuffe at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
This bilingual production of Molière’s crowning glory is stylish, sexy and well-directed. But a desperate need to innovate and…
By Joseph Irwin
Play
Blueberry Toast at Soho Theatre
All is not as it seems in suburbia in Mary Laws’ intriguing and unusual play Blueberry Toast, directed by Steve Marmion.…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Play
The Daughter-in-Law at Arcola Theatre
Who is the true ruler of the house, the man or the woman? And what if it is…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
Concealed
This is a curious indie-thriller that mimics the suburban crime sprawl of Animal Kingdom, and other Australian hits,…
By Jonathan Mahon-Heap
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That Summer
Before the 1975 documentary Grey Gardens that focussed on the lives of the highly eccentric mother and daughter…
By Andrew Murray