Live music
Alvvays and Moon King at Scala
Canadian indie-pop band Alvvays released their eponymous debut album last July. Since then, they've clearly built up quite a following:…
By Jessica WallCulture
Latest
Play
Taken at Midnight at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
All of us know the statistics: the unimaginable number of people who met their end in Nazi concentration…
By Natasha Furlong
Art
Mira Schendel: Monotypes at Hauser & Wirth
Mira Schendel's Monotypes is on dispay at Hauser & Wirth gallery: a body of work that occupies a realm between opacity…
By Lyubomira Kirilova
Art
Rob and Nick Carter: Chinese Whispers at The Fine Art Society
Chinese Whispers, a project by Rob and Nick Carter project that reconstructs Andy Warhol’s work, offers a refreshing…
By Lyubomira Kirilova
Movie
Pelo Malo
Pelo Malo, a Latin American phrase meaning “bad hair” with social and racial connotations, is the title of…
By ME Oren
Literature
A look at Gayle Forman’s latest novel I Was Here
I Was Here is the latest novel by New York Times bestseller Gayle Forman, set to be published…
By The editorial unit
Play
Hello/Goodbye at the Hampstead
Peter Souter’s first stage play, Hello/Goodbye, is a contemporary romantic comedy that focuses on two vital events in…
By Roisin Kelly
Dance
Tango Fire: Flames of Desire at the Peacock
There is little in life that's more perfect than a dancer’s back. The tone, flexibility and pure strength…
By Tina Squatley-Thrust
Cinema & TV
Selma premiere: A chat with the director and cast on the red carpet in London
Selma is the Oscar-nominated biopic of pivotal civil rights leader Martin Luther King. Charting the 1967 march through…
By Tina Squatley-Thrust
Dance
Richard Alston Dance Company: The 20th Anniversary
In the 20 years since Richard Alston Dance Company began its journey in contemporary dance, filling the void…
By Joe Manners Lewis