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  Theatre

  Camden Fringe 2017: Skin Deep at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre

  Launched yesterday was London’s answer to the...

  Sarah Bradbury 1st August 2017
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  Theatre

  Continuity at Finborough Theatre

  The main show at the intimate Finborough Theatre this summer season is Just to...

  Mersa Auda 1st August 2017
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  Food & Drinks

  Krug Festival 2017: Into the Wild with legendary chef Francis Mallmann

  Oh, the contrasts. Life wouldn’t be the same...

  Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 31st July 2017
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  Food & Drinks

  S.Pellegrino’s Itineraries of Taste Banquets at Harvey Nichols with Chris Denney

  Following Claude Bosi is not an easy...

  Daniel Masters 31st July 2017
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  Theatre

  Rabbits at Park Theatre

  Rabbits is an absurd and darkly comic triptych of stories, following one couple through...

  Vicky Munro 31st July 2017
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  Movie

  Land of Mine

  Danish writer-director Martin Zandvliet’s penetrating study into Denmark’s dark post-WWII...

  Lindsay Bellinger 31st July 2017
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  Movie

  Maudie

  It may not be a biopic of Van Gogh, Turner or Warhol, but Maudie presents...

  Bev Lung 31st July 2017
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  Movie

  Williams

  Williams, a documentary from BAFTA-winning director Morgan Matthews, details the lives – both on and...

  The editorial unit 31st July 2017
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  Movie

  The Ghoul

  Gareth Tunley’s debut film The Ghoul is an ambitious attempt at producing somewhat of an...

  The editorial unit 31st July 2017
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  Movie

  Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets 

  Luc Besson undoubtedly has an interesting (and in the case of La...

  The editorial unit 31st July 2017