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Never Steady, Never Still
Kathleen Hepburn directs this deeply personal, tough and yet beautiful film that follows the travails of two characters…
By Jake CudsiCulture
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The Way of the World at the Donmar Warehouse
It’s often difficult to stage Restoration-era comedies such as William Congreve’s The Way of the World, written in…
By Juliet Evans
Food & Drinks
Dinner for Hamish: A charity dinner at Perilla with Phil Howard, Merlin Labron-Johnson, Gary Foulkes and Aaron Potter
On Monday 16 April Perilla Restaurant in Stoke Newington will host a one-off charity dinner with a menu…
By The editorial unit
Live music
MØ at Brixton Academy
An impressively vibrant light show opened the evening, as the band played along to a stylish video sequence.…
By Emily Harrison
Art
Monet and Architecture at the National Gallery
The very mention of the work of Claude Monet, the impressionist master, conjures up images of waterlilies, landscapes,…
By Daniel Amir
Play
The Sleeper at the Space
The Sleeper – Or What Happens When You Ask Them To Leave, is a three-character play written and directed…
By Selina Begum
Food & Drinks
David Thompson at the Waterside Inn: A taste of Thai cuisine in the temple of classic French fine dining
Of all the things I associate with Thai food, dining in a classic high-end restaurant isn't one of…
By Filippo L'Astorina
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Pressure at Park Theatre
A fascinating look at a riveting time in history – World War II – David Haig’s Pressure, directed…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Dance
Disney on Ice: Worlds of Enchantment at Wembley Arena
Ever since it was first introduced in the early 80s, Disney on Ice has been bringing the company’s…
By Aidan Milan
Movie
The Hurricane Heist
An entertaining, intense adventure, Rob Cohen’s The Hurricane Heist – provides a powerful punch in combining two genres: action…
By Catherine Sedgwick