Culture

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Theatre
Relative Values at the Harold Pinter Theatre
Noel Coward’s vibrant and engaging comedy, set in the library of...
Laura Jorden 16th April 2014
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Live music
James Walsh at Bush Hall
James Walsh is celebrating the release of his first solo album since the hiatus of...
Johanna Eliasson 16th April 2014
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Live music
Joan as Policewoman at Village Underground
While Joan as Policewoman’s most recent effort Classic might be...
The editorial unit 16th April 2014
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Live music
Smoke Fairies at Rough Trade East
British blues-folk duo Smoke Fairies have notable and famous fans: among others,...
Lorenzo Cibrario 16th April 2014
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Theatre
Good People at the Noel Coward Theatre
David Lindsay-Abaire’s dark comedy Good People comes to London and is...
Violet Myers 16th April 2014
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Music
Paul Weller announces new album More Modern Classics and London shows in May
More Modern Classics is a fitting title: a high...
The editorial unit 16th April 2014
A noodle nation
It hasn’t been that long since the Asian trend’s arrival on London’s food scene. Any restaurant worth its salt had something fried in tempura batter, drizzled with yuzu and garnished with daikon and it remains a popular food trend. It would be completely ignorant to lump all Asian restaurants into one category,...
Jessica Spiro 16th April 2014
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Movie
After the Night
After the Night, which premiered during Director’s Fortnight at Cannes Film Festival, is...
Michele Schettino 15th April 2014
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Literature
The Vacationers by Emma Straub
★★★★★
The Vacationers by Emma Straub is a rare gem that captures the voice of every...
Georgia Mizen 15th April 2014
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Art
Chris Marker: A Grin Without a Cat at Whitechapel Gallery
In the first UK retrospective of celebrated French...
The editorial unit 15th April 2014