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At first glance, Trainspotting: the Musical seems like an unlikely addition to the West End, but original author Irvine Welsh’s adaptation for the stage...
At first glance, Trainspotting: the Musical seems like an...
London comedy club Brown Sauce and...
Some productions ask you to suspend disbelief. Simon Stone’s The Oresteia...
Following a successful run in the Bush Theatre studio, Tender returns for a limited run...
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This is why the arts need funding. In a culture where only a privileged...
It was just a year ago that I had a meal at The Truscott...
Going Bongo is a heartfelt indie offering from writer and lead actor Ernest Napoleon, following a...
The seventh studio album by musical juggernauts Muse is a loose concept album following an...
Riding the wave of Kentish Town’s resurgence,...
Agnes Martin (1912-2004) believed that “Beauty is the mystery of life. It is...
Curtain up on a nation in turmoil, rebels with a cause, and state secrets stolen...
If sequels are often disappointing and financially motivated, then prequels – as Leigh...
It must be tempting to become lost in style and cliché when creating something in...
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