Musical
The Simon and Garfunkel Story at the Lyric Theatre
Those born after 1970 who know little about Simon & Garfunkel will be pleasantly surprised by the complex…
By Catherine SedgwickCulture
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Play
Mother Courage and Her Children at Southwark Playhouse
In this latest, 12-man production of Bertolt Brecht’s most famous play, Josie Lawrence stars as the eponymous mother…
By Laura Foulger
Play
The Red Lion at Trafalgar Studios
Work hard, play hard. The game is part of the job, and the two meet passion: no obstacle…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Play
Poison at the Orange Tree Theatre
Losing a child is a scenario regularly used to illustrate a depth of pain unimaginable to those who…
By Connor Campbell
Cinema & Tv
The Florida Project: Interviews with director Sean Baker, Willem Dafoe and cast
The Florida Project is an incredibly immersive slice-of-life film, delving its viewer into the harsh realities of life…
By Sarah Bradbury
Art
Five must-see London exhibitions in November 2017
From shows that cover our capacity to believe and some of Modigliani's most iconic works, to yet another…
By Anna Souter
Music
The Drums, an interview with Jonny Pearce: “Media wanted us to be a band but we’ve always been an art piece”
The Drums started as a four-piece in 2008 and enjoyed great success in the UK when they released…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Movie
Only the Brave
No one would be blamed for assuming that Only the Brave was another big-budget, brain-dead disaster movie. They…
By Euan Franklin
Movie
The Florida Project
Disney World: the happiest place on Earth, where dreams come true. Yet in the shadow of Cinderella’s castle,…
By Chloe Sizer
Movie
Kaleidoscope
For most, it’s common sense to distinguish fantasy from reality. For some, it’s not so easy. In Rupert…
By Euan Franklin