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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...
The Nutcracker enjoyed an exclusive two-night run at the Royal Albert Hall,...
Two London restaurants, Ixchel of Chelsea and Holy...
Award-winning chef Aktar Islam...
Tiella Trattoria & Bar, a new...
With nice choreography, pretty set designs and a few great songs, Dirty...
The maxi screens on the stage of Wembley Arena go up, revealing James Blunt thumping...
Riding a heady wave of critical acclaim for the 2021 debut,...
You Be Chef was created with the idea of allowing everyone...
The stormy beginning of Wuthering Heights is an apt opening for the...
Hailing from “music city” – Nashville, Tennessee – singer-songwriter...
Multi award-winning theatre production company Kandinsky aim to...
Alexis Gregory’s Riot Act sees a digital reimagining this February to...
Petrov’s Flu is the latest feature by Kirill Serebrennikov (of Uchenik, 2016, and Leto,...
Three lovelorn episodes about “coincidence and imagination”, as described by...
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