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  Movie

  The Big Melt

  Live music performance and film, The Big Melt was commissioned as part of the 100...

  Iona Thomas 9th January 2014
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  Theatre

  Keepsake at the Old Red Lion

  There is a lot going on in Keepsake, but Sean Martin’s smart direction makes the...

  Rita Vicinanza 9th January 2014
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  Movie

  The Railway Man

  Previously best known for comedy Gettin’ Square (2003), Australian director Jonathon Teplitzky...

  Martha Thompson 9th January 2014
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  Culture

  Hiking in the Black Forest

  A wooded mountain range in southwestern Germany, the Black Forest is an area rich in...

  The editorial unit 9th January 2014
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  Food & Drinks

  Winter al-fresco dining in London

  When did the weather ever stop us from dining outside? Enjoy the magic of London...

  Tara Sura 9th January 2014
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  Show

  BAFTA – David Attenborough’s Natural History Museum Alive

  ★★★★★

  David Attenborough is a compelling character, and has been for...

  Timothy Bano 9th January 2014
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  Theatre

  Bloodshot at St James Theatre

  The audience in the tiny downstairs studio at St James Theatre view the minute...

  Martha Thompson 8th January 2014
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  Theatre

  Don Quijote at the Camden People’s Theatre

  The audience sits on cushions scattered on the floor of the Camden...

  Harriet Baker 8th January 2014
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  Theatre

  Bombshells at Jermyn Street Theatre

  Bombshells, written by Aussie Joanna Murray-Smith and last performed ten...

  Laura Tucker 8th January 2014
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  Movie

  Oh Boy

  Jan Ole Gerster’s film was certainly worth making; for obvious reasons the slacker’s story is...

  Stephen Powell 8th January 2014