Play
Education, Education, Education at Shoreditch Town Hall
A foray into the 1990s to the sounds of the Spice Girls and Oasis, The Wardrobe Ensemble’s Education,…
By Catherine SedgwickCulture
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Live music
Gregory Porter at the Royal Albert Hall
A huge and warm welcome awaited Gregory Porter’s modest entrance to the cavernous Royal Albert Hall, which was…
By Ed Edwards
Musical
Chicago at Phoenix Theatre
Chicago is a raucous American affair oozing with sex, crime and unadulterated fun. See the bright lights of…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Musical
Tina: The Musical at Aldwych Theatre
Jukebox musicals are the fluffiest form of theatre. They're the much-demeaned backbone of the West End – fun,…
By Connor Campbell
Play
The Encounter at the Barbican
Co-directors Simon McBurney and Kirsty Houseley’s The Encounter has already enjoyed a successful run at the Barbican and…
By Aidan Milan
Food & Drinks
London’s coffee revolution: How the scene has changed in the last ten years
The evolution of the coffee scene in recent years has been rapid and constant, and the drink has…
By Mersa Auda
Art
Rationalism on Set at Estorick Collection
Do you know any Italian films from the 1930s? If you’re drawing a blank, it’s not surprising. Until…
By Anna Souter
Theatre
Iliza Shlesinger Live at Queen Elizabeth Hall
“Is this a TED talk? am I doing a lecture?” asked Iliza Shlesinger as the first laughs started…
By Ella Navarro
Cinema & Tv
Beast premiere: A chat with Johnny Flynn, Jessie Buckley and Michael Pearce
Beast is the utterly unique and unsettling debut feature film from director Michael Pearce. Set on his home…
By Sarah Bradbury
Live music
Bastille at the Royal Albert Hall
South London anthem rockers Bastille take their “reorchestrated” concert tonight to the always-majestic Royal Albert Hall as part…
By Selina Begum