Movie
The Shape of Water
Why should kids have all the fun with magic, myths and fairytales? Even movies meant for grown-ups, namely…
By Euan FranklinCulture
Latest
Movie
The Holly Kane Experiment
When the eponymous psychologist (Kirsty Averton) begins experimenting with subliminal messaging to recondition her own subconscious, she becomes…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
Lady Bird: An exquisite piece of cinema and one of the best films of the year
With Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig has become only the fifth woman to ever be nominated for Best Director…
By Oliver Johnston
Play
Mad as Hell at Jermyn Street Theatre
Racism at the Academy Awards is not news anymore, but in the America of the 1970s it was…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Theatre
Assmonkey: In Conversation
As is widely known, misery loves comedy. There are scholarly articles, documentaries and TED talks about the link…
By Musanna Ahmed
Dance
Pluto at the Barbican
A robot’s sole purpose is to be useful to humans. But what possible use could humans be to…
By Laura Foulger
Play
The Soul of Wittgenstein at the Omnibus Theatre
Curiosity killed the cat, or was it ignorance? It depends from where one looks at it. Director Dave…
By Ella Navarro
Play
Be Prepared
Be Prepared is a minimalistic, immersive one-man show about death. Tom (Ian Bonar) wanders onto the stage without…
By Sophia Moss
Play
Monolog at the Chickenshed
Debuting at the Chicken Shed in North London, Monolog is a short and to-the-point peek into the lives…
By The editorial unit
Dance
Think of England
The dark, industrial vaults beneath Waterloo supply the perfect backdrop for Think of England, a story set in…
By Emily Harrison