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A Passage to India at Park Theatre
EM Forster’s elegant prose style, one of the greatest features of his work, is always going to be…
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Frozen at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
Jonathan Munby's production of Frozen is the kind where the ostensible wattage of its central star has dictated…
By Connor Campbell
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Jubilee at the Lyric Hammersmith
Chris Goode’s stage adaptation of Derek Jarman and James Whaley’s cult classic punk film, Jubilee (1978), can only be…
By Aidan Milan
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Napoleon Disrobed at Arcola Theatre
Simon Leys’s novella, The Death of Napoleon, is the latest text to be adapted by Told By an Idiot and…
By Selina Begum
Theatre
Party Skills for the End of the World: An interview with creators Nigel and Louise
Nigel Barrett and Louise Mari are theatre makers known for making bold and bizarre shows that defy category.…
By Laura Foulger
Cinema & Tv
Competition: Win a copy of the critically acclaimed The Party on Blu-ray
The Upcoming has two copies of the critically acclaimed film The Party to give away on Blu-ray. Janet (Kristin Scott…
By The editorial unit
Cinema & Tv
I, Tonya: Press conference with Margot Robbie, Allison Janney, Craig Gillespie and Steven Rogers
Seemingly out of nowhere, Steven Rogers and Craig Gillespie pull out the most rockin’ indie movie of the…
By Euan Franklin
Movie
Dark River
A tight shot of a sheep being held down and roughly sheared to the whirr of machinery opens…
By Emily Harrison
Movie
Birth of the Dragon
It’s difficult to imagine a Kung fu movie about Bruce Lee’s famous showdown being anything less than gripping-the-edge-of-the-seat…
By Zoe Tamara
Movie
The Ice King
As a film title, The Ice King is unfortunate. It gives the impression that we’re about to watch…
By Aidan Milan