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Movie
Capture the Flag
★★★★★
Capture the Flag is unlikely to have any of its characters feature on the back...
Edward Till 27th January 2016
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Art
Painting the Modern Garden: Monet to Matisse at the Royal Academy of Arts
★★★★★
Edward Till 27th January 2016
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Theatre
Yen at the Jerwood Upstairs
★★★★★
Yen is the work with which Playwright Anna Jordan achieved breakthrough success,...
Stuart Boyland 27th January 2016
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Live music
Nina Nesbitt at Bush Hall
★★★★★
Scottish singer-songwriter Nina Nesbitt has an acute creative vision that resonates with...
Isaku Takahashi 27th January 2016
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Live music
Travis at The Lexington: “We’re back for good”
★★★★★
In the British music scene – once famous for...
Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 27th January 2016
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Movie
Youth
★★★★★
It’s always rather impressive when a film that is light on plot manages to tell...
Oliver Johnston 26th January 2016
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Theatre
Horror at the Peacock Theatre
★★★★★
What generates fear, and why do we love so much to be terrified? That is...
Stuart McMillan 26th January 2016
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Movie
One and Two
★★★★★
Barricaded from reality by towering fences under a grey sky, confined to a vaguely 19th...
The editorial unit 25th January 2016
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Live music
Narrow Plains at the Islington Academy
★★★★★
Opening with the carefree, feel-good Restless Minds, Narrow Plains paved...
Melissa Hoban 24th January 2016
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Movie
Backtrack
★★★★★
Backtrack is a classic example of a film that just can’t decide what it wants...
James Ager 24th January 2016

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