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McQueen at the Haymarket
Plunging into the mind of a genius, John Caird’s McQueen is an imagined night with the late, great…
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My Eyes Went Dark at the Finborough
Matthew Wilkinson has written and directed a play that scoops out the human psyche with the darkest of…
By Steven White
Movie
Bait
Directed by indie-horror favourite Dominic Brunt, Bait’s protagonists, Bex (Victoria Smurfit) and Dawn (Joanne Mitchell), run a small…
By Lea Weatherby
Food & Drinks
Original recipe of the week: Very Berry Clafoutis
As we start to approach the end of the summer season, we couldn’t resist making the most of…
By Rasha Barazi
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Our Country’s Good at the National Theatre
By 1815, there were 288 crimes that had a death sentence in Britain: an interesting statistic that puts…
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Henry V
France, 1915: World War One is waging outside but a military hospital near the village of Azincourt provides…
By Alex Finch
Live music
The Offspring at Brixton Academy
The Offspring is a name that should be recognized by anyone whose teenage years were lived out in…
By Alex Goddard
Live music
John Butler Trio at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
John Butler Trio gives an incredible performance to the full house at the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire. With…
By Emily D'Silva
Musical
Roll Over Beethoven at the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch
Roll Over Beethoven can simply be described as a fun musical delivered enthusiastically by talented musicians. An attempt…
By Joel Stern
Movie
We Are Your Friends
We Are Your Friends, despite its title, is less about friendship than it is about personal ambition and…
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