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...
The latest piece in the Islington Trilogy comes to the Almeida for its final...
Dame Maureen Lipman brings Peter Quilter’s new comedy, Allegra, to life with...
Babur, the Indian restaurant in Forest Hill,...
Galvin Restaurants has reintroduced...
London baker Lily Vanilli is...
It’s been 13 years since Jean-Pierre Jeunet released Amelie, an...
Never before has the power of young children’s imagination been so well dramatised as in...
The recently refurbished Botanist is no newcomer to the Richmond pub scene, having been open...
London is steeped in exciting opportunities at the theatre, this summer more than ever. We...
Did you know that brownies have been around since the beginning of the 19th...
London has more than its fair share of Italian restaurants. From fine...
Described by Rolling Stone as the one of “the best-kept secrets of 70s soul”, Leroy...
Always controversial Polish film-maker Roman Polanski focuses his 22nd production Venus in Fur on...
French director of the well-known La Vie en Rose, Olivier Dahan has already caused a lot of ink to flow with his latest release Grace of Monaco. The story takes place in 1962, six years after Grace Kelly became Grace of Monaco. While she’s struggling to enjoy her married life as a foreign princess, Hitchcock...
In this film about a boy/girl folk group, Benny and Jolene are pressured to become...

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