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Finding Your Feet
Sandra (Imelda Staunton) is an aristocratic housewife, living in an opulent home in an opulent neighbourhood. But after…
By Euan FranklinCulture
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Tidy Up at Southbank Centre
Developed by Peut Être Theatre in partnership with GOSH Arts, patients and families and the Psychological Services Department…
By Laura Ewing
Play
Angry at Southwark Playhouse
She is boiling. Her facial expressions are threatening him. Us. The man brandishes his fingers as if they…
By Ella Navarro
Play
The Tempest at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
Is Prospero a man or woman? Is he Miranda’s father or mother? Controlled Chaos' production brings the latest…
By Ella Navarro
Play
The B*easts at Bush Theatre
In our culture breasts are a battleground, the ultimate object of sexualisation and shame, the primary site where…
By Connor Campbell
Musical
Party Skills for the End of the World at Shoreditch Town Hall
BBC film critic Mark Kermode has a helpful maxim for assessing comedies: the amount of fun reported by…
By Jonathan Mahon-Heap
Live music
Simple Minds at the Roundhouse
Legendary 1980s alternative pop rockers Simple Minds return to London, celebrating 40 years since their debut gig. Tonight,…
By Selina Begum
Cinema & Tv
I, Tonya premiere: On the red carpet with Margot Robbie, Craig Gillespie and Steven Rogers
Thursday 15th February saw the premiere of the brilliantly dark-humoured sports biopic I, Tonya in London. The film follows…
By Sarah Bradbury
Movie
I, Tonya
Who could’ve predicted that the director of the trashy Mr Woodcock would punch the audience with the electrically-told…
By Euan Franklin
Play
Girls and Boys at the Royal Court
"If it gets difficult – and it will get difficult – I want you to remember two things:…
By Laura Foulger