Play
Out of Love at the Orange Tree Theatre
There’s a moment in Out of Love when best friends Lorna and Grace are reflecting on their past…
By Musanna AhmedCulture
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Play
How to Be a Kid at the Orange Tree Theatre
Discussing mental health issues can be difficult for adults, how much more so for younger audiences. Yet, in…
By Yassine Senghor
Play
The Ungrateful Biped at the White Bear Theatre
In The Ungrateful Biped we witness the spiteful, proud ranting of a lonely man. In the theatre space above…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
Winchester
After the earthquake of 1906, the Winchester mansion in California had partially collapsed. The owner, Sarah Winchester (Helen…
By Euan Franklin
Show
Altered Carbon
These days, regardless of multi-million dollar debt, Netflix appears to throw money at virtually everything pitched to them.…
By Musanna Ahmed
Art
Must-see London exhibitions in February 2018
The art world is getting into gear again, with a wide variety of institutional shows opening in February.…
By Anna Souter
Opera
Philip Glass: Satyagraha at the London Coliseum
“Hold pleasure and pain, profit and loss, victory and defeat to be the same: then brace yourself for…
By Anna Souter
Play
Eggsistentialism at Arcola Theatre
Eggsistentialism is a quick-blast half monologue, half stand-up routine. It's a delight to watch, and as funny as…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Theatre
Be Prepared: An interview with actor and playwright Ian Bonar
Actor and playwright Ian Bonar is the original creator and star of the intriguing, poignant and darkly hilarious…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Play
Booby’s Bay at Finborough Theatre
Henry Darke’s first full-length play is rich with evocative topics: male relationships, grief, legacy, familial responsibility, public interest…
By Laura Foulger