Dance
Giselle at London Coliseum
Coming to the London Coliseum for four days only is Mary Skeaping’s melancholic ballet Giselle. With a mixture…
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Maria: La Divina at Covent Garden at the Royal Opera House
Angelina Jolie’s portrayal of Maria Callas beautifully captures the soprano’s final days in Paris, yet it is only…
By Christina Yang
Movie
A Complete Unknown
Much has been said about the recent epidemic of Oscar-baity biographical films, largely befalling the subject of musicians,…
By Selina Sondermann
Theatre
“Theatre is a wonderful way to escape for a couple of hours”: Kerry Ellis, Bill Buckhurst and Preeya Kalidas on If/Then at Savoy Theatre
On a crisp January evening, the Savoy Theatre hosted a special event celebrating the upcoming UK premiere of…
By Olivia Gardener
Movie
Memoir of a Snail
Aussie stop-motion animation from writer-director Adam Elliot Memoir of a Snail is one of those rare cinematic gems…
By Andrew Murray
Music
“I think Bilk could bring it back and make it cool to be in a rock and roll band again”: Sol Abrahams on Bilk’s new album Essex, Drugs and Rock and Roll
Having made a name for themselves as one of the UK’s most exciting rising acts and the only…
By Christina Yang
Movie
Left Behind
In the heart of the South Bronx stands the South Bronx Literacy Academy, a small, unassuming building overshadowed…
By Christina Yang
Movie
Vermiglio
Vermiglio, Italian writer-director Maura Delpero’s Venice Grand Jury Prize-winning second feature, is an understated yet utterly compelling war-time…
By Ronan Fawsitt
Movie
Blood for Dust
Set in 1992, in the midst of Montana’s unforgiving winter, Rod Blackhurst’s Blood for Dust’s slow-burning narrative follows…
By Christina Yang
Show
Before the End: Searching for Jim Morrison
1969 was meant to be the best year yet for The Doors, with talk of them even rivalling…
By Guy Lambert