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Months after the release of 28 Years Later, Nia DaCosta delivers an evocative sequel. In addition to offering a greater understanding of the Rage...
Come the midway point of High Noon, a new staging of the much-loved Gary...
Leaning heavily into the comedic aspects of Stephen Sondheim and James...
Alan Ayckbourn’s Woman in Mind returns to the West End...
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Two London restaurants, Ixchel of Chelsea and Holy...
Award-winning chef Aktar Islam...
Tiella Trattoria & Bar, a new...
Stacey Gregg’s sad and unsettling directorial debut tangles together dark psychological thriller...
Less of a documentary and more of a peek behind the curtain at the marvellous...
From the opening sequence, Apple TV original Severance (which is directed and co-produced by Ben...
William Hogarth (1697-1764), that great chronicler of 18th century life, achieved such...
Fresh from releasing their latest album, Palace have embarked on their biggest tour to...
After Covid cancelled the Vault Festival for a second year...
The Chairs by Eugene Ionesco is a farcical tragicomedy that follows an elderly...
It is perhaps safe to say that nobody expects Marry Me, the pop music-infused romcom...
Over a decade has passed since White Lies debuted with To Lose My...
Book of Love follows struggling writer Henry (Sam Claflin) who finds success in the Spanish...
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