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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...
You’ve got to hand it to The Strypes – for a teenage four-piece straight out...
Upon entering the Union Chapel, an awkward and unavoidable question comes to one’s...
Having rejuvenated the British rock scene back in 2006 (is it really that long ago?),...
Seventeen years since they found fame with their self-titled debut album and a year...
Tonight KT Tunstall introduces her new album Invisible Empire/Crescent Moon to...
A cluster of people wait on a muddy patch of grass at a crossroads...
When a mysterious stranger cannot pay for a drink of water in a small town...
Set in the 1980s, Computer Chess is an eccentric mockumentary following a group of software...
Boasting a modern British menu and stunning views of St Pauls...
Frank Skinner returns to the stage after a six-year hiatus. Man in...

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