Movie
If the Streets Were on Fire
The Human Rights Watch Film Festival is underway at the Barbican, bringing a selection of works dealing with…
By Mersa AudaCulture
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Live music
FKJ at the Hammersmith Apollo
Vincent Fenton, stage name French Kiwi Juice, is undoubtedly a talented man. FKJ (as he tends to be…
By Will Snell
Live music
Pixies at Roundhouse
Ordinarily, the prospect of a 100-minute, 37-song strong set from one of America’s finest indie rock exports would…
By Francis Nash
Play
Mad(e) at Pleasance Theatre
We are all made not mad – this is the central idea that permeates throughout the 70 minutes…
By Jonathan Marshall
Show
Yellowjackets season two
When we last left the Yellowjacket football team at the end of the gripping first season, they had…
By Andrew Murray
Dance
Broken Chord at Sadler’s Wells
Broken Chord is a performance of dance, music and theatre telling the story of The African Choir, who…
By Jessica Wall
Live music
Iain Bell Beowulf premiere: BBCSO and Brabbins bring contemporary opera to the Barbican
English composer Iain Bell's new opera Beowulf premieres at the Barbican with the majesty of full orchestra and…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
1976
Set in Chile under the brutal regime of dictator Augusto Pinochet, Manuela Martelli weaves a masterful thriller in…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
The Five Devils
From the very first frame, director Léa Mysius marks The Five Devils (her second feature) as a wicked…
By Andrew Murray
Cinema & TV
“Laughing transcends all nationalities and boundaries”: Matt Youngberg on Bad Luck Spot
Luck was the feature-length comedy animated film from Skydance Animation, directed by Peggy Holmes, which hit screens last…
By Sarah Bradbury