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The Merry Wives of Windsor at Shakespeare’s Globe
Have you ever received a text from a guy, only to find out that your friend was sent…
By Sophia MossCulture
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Musical
Girl from the North Country at the Old Vic
Bob Dylan probably isn’t the first name that comes to mind alongside “jukebox musical”. The legendary singer-songwriter first…
By Antonia Georgiou
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Till the Stars Come Down at Theatre Royal Haymarket
Beth Steel’s Till the Stars Come Down is family drama and its most intense. Sylvia is getting married…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Art
Emily Kam Kngwarray at Tate Modern
It’s hard not to feel your eyes recalibrating the moment you step into Emily Kam Kngwarray at Tate…
By Christina Yang
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Too Much
Though Lena Dunham has long been a polarising figure – namely due to her seemingly endless stream of…
By Antonia Georgiou
Food & Drinks
Fowlescombe Farm’s The Refectory opens to the public with new executive chef Elly Wentworth
The Refectory at luxury Devon hotel Fowlescombe Farm has officially opened its doors to non-resident diners for the…
By Food & Travel Desk
Food & Drinks
Forsyth Fire Escape opens New York burrito pop-up at Southbank Centre
New York’s Forsyth Fire Escape has launched a four-week pop-up at the Southbank Centre as part of the…
By Food & Travel Desk
Food & Drinks
Mulan Noodle brings Northern Chinese cuisine and live music to South London
A new restaurant specialising in Northern Chinese cuisine has opened its doors in South London. Mulan Noodle, located…
By Food & Travel Desk
Art
Visual poetry exhibitions open for summer at Notting Hill’s Bouda Gallery
Two new visual poetry exhibitions are opening at the Bouda Gallery in Notting Hill in the coming months,…
By Food & Travel Desk
Food & Drinks
Scott Hallsworth brings Freak Scene pop-up to 100 Wardour Street
Australian chef Scott Hallsworth will launch a new pop-up restaurant, Freak Scene x 100 Wardour Street, in Soho…
By Food & Travel Desk