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  The Two Worlds of Charlie F at the Richmond Theatre

  It’s hard to credit The Two Worlds of Charlie F as a play...

  Alex Finch 18th March 2014
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  Album

  Reptile Youth – Rivers That Run for a Sea That Is Gone

  Hailing from Copenhagen, this up-and-coming indie...

  Phoebe Person 18th March 2014
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  Live music

  Imelda May at the Roundhouse

  A red light, a giant neon four-leaved clover and the Irish rockabilly queen Imelda...

  Lorenzo Cibrario 18th March 2014
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  White Fang at Rough Trade East

  One thing is sure about these four trash-punk-pop guys from Portland: they are...

  Lorenzo Cibrario 18th March 2014
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  Theatre

  Ushers: The Musical at the Charing Cross Theatre

  Before you get too excited, Usher hasn’t had his biggest...

  Gemma Whitfield 18th March 2014
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  Cinema & Tv

  Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2014

  The Dramatic Stories, Personal Sacrifices Behind the Headlines 18th-28th March 2014 The...

  The editorial unit 18th March 2014
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  Movie

  Starred Up

  Jack O’Connell first rose to fame as the outwardly volatile and womanising James Cook in...

  Aoife O'Driscoll 18th March 2014
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  Live music

  Rebecca Ferguson at Shepherd’s Bush Empire

  Rarely do X Factor contestants shed their mass-produced pop image,...

  Alexandra Sims 17th March 2014
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  Movie

  Labor Day

  13-year-old Henry lives an uneventful life with Adele, his depressed, divorced, agoraphobic mother, so...

  Nigel Booth 17th March 2014
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  Food & Drinks

  The Cider Box presents the first pressings of 2014 at Queen of Hoxton

  It’s a glorious March afternoon in central London....

  Joe Turnbull 17th March 2014
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