Like its fellow Spanish entries in the Cannes competition, Bitter Christmas and The Beloved –...
Walking into Shoreditch Town Hall for tonight’s performance of...
In her modern and urgent reimagining of Puccini’s timeless Tosca, ENO artistic...
The first act of Swan Lake at Sadler’s Wells opens...
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Platform 7 at The Clermont Charing Cross, on the...
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Robyn and The Pussycat Dolls...
RAYE is heading back to London for one of her biggest...
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Queens of the Stone Age have long stood as purveyors of heavy, punchy...
For those outside the US, the dawn-of-reality TV...
From Bond villain Le Chiffre in...
The Killing$ of Tony Blair is, like its title, a clumpy but entertaining political...
It is commonly accepted that sequels do not always live up to their predecessors’ former...
With the theatre in the middle of its 60th anniversary, one cannot...
A meditation on youth, ambition and what constitutes success lies,...
Michael Kiwanuka returns with Love and Hate, his take on the famously...
With the sweltering temperatures of recent days, the best option would be to...
The famous London institution the Hippodrome Casino, which once hosted the...
Tucked away behind Finsbury Park Station, Park Theatre – a veritable embryo when...
After the delights of Ollie Dabbous last...
Plus One Gallery’s summer show is an exploration of three major themes within...

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