Play
My Mum’s a Twat at the Royal Court Theatre
Parents can be really, really, really hard work. Even at their best they can seriously mess you up,…
By Connor CampbellCulture
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Theatre
Vault Festival 2018: What to see at London’s biggest arts festival
This bold and collaborative fringe festival is back boasting a diverse programme of theatre, comedy, music, film and…
By The editorial unit
Play
Imaginationship at Finborough Theatre
Sex, longing, love and murder are a classic combo in Sue Healy’s new play Imaginationship, directed by Tricia…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Art
Ten London exhibitions to look forward to in 2018
2018 is shaping up to be an exciting year for the art world. From the 250th anniversary of…
By Anna Souter
Movie
Gun Shy
When wife of washed-up rock star, Turk Henry (Antonio Banderas) is kidnapped during a hiking trip in Chile,…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
Eric Clapton: A Life in 12 Bars
From Oscar winner Lili Fini Zanuck comes a brave and bold rock-documentary on legendary guitarist Eric Clapton, charting…
By Jake Cudsi
Movie
Darkest Hour
Unity of space, unity of time, and unity of action: the perfect drama, according to Aristotle, follows these…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
There’s always an element of darkness in Martin McDonagh’s movies that resembles life in a very truthful way.…
By Maria Barrios
Live music
Black Country Communion at Hammersmith Apollo
The hard-rocking English-American supergroup, formed in California in 2009, initially called it a day in 2013 before reuniting…
By Adrian Peel
Musical
Bananaman at Southwark Playhouse
Nestled in South London’s Southwark Playhouse is the eagerly awaited adaptation of the original comic book and 1980s…
By Selina Begum