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Julius Caesar at the Barbican
Julius Caesar is yet another well-rounded show from the RSC. This is a perfectly performed production that is…
By Jim Compton-HallCulture
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The Twilight Zone at the Almeida Theatre
Anne Washburn's adaptation of The Twilight Zone is so kitsch and meta it's as if the giant CBS…
By Connor Campbell
Cinema & Tv
Star Wars premiere: A chat with the cast of The Last Jedi in London
Last night the European premiere of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the highly anticipated next chapter of the Skywalker…
By The editorial unit
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Misalliance at the Orange Tree Theatre
In the warmly lit, small space of the Orange Tree Theatre, it seems that a fairly conventional drawing…
By Ed Edwards
Cinema & Tv
Christmas 2017: Five film releases to watch over Christmas
‘Tis the season to be merry and miserable, to eat good food and tell bad jokes, to unwrap…
By Euan Franklin
Album
Noel Gallagher – Who Built the Moon?
Noel Gallagher – along with his brother Liam – has never been one for pushing boundaries. He picked his sound…
By Ed Barnes
Cinema & Tv
Darkest Hour premiere: A chat with Gary Oldman, Kristin Scott Thomas, Lily James and director Joe Wright
Last night was the UK premiere of the gripping new historical drama from Atonement director Joe Wright. Darkest…
By Sarah Bradbury
Movie
Mountains May Depart
Mountains May Depart is the eighth film from the internationally acclaimed Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhang-ke just about to…
By Sarah Bradbury
Food & Drinks
Gourmet Picture Company opens 2017 Marlow winter programme with Casablanca
Following successful December 2016 edition and the summer events of this year, chef Tom Kerridge and his Gourmet…
By Guy Lambert
Cinema & Tv
BIFAs 2017: A chat with the winners and nominees from the British Independent Film Awards
Last night was the 20th British Independent Film Awards – a glamorous ceremony at Old Billingsgate in London…
By Sarah Bradbury