Movie
Dr Who Am I
In 1996, a TV movie of Doctor Who was released, with Paul McGann as the eighth Doctor. It…
By Andrew MurrayCulture
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Nanny: On the red carpet with Anna Diop, Michelle Monaghan, Nikyatu Jusu and Zephani Idoko at London Film Festival 2022
Nanny is the feature debut of filmmaker Nikyatu Jusu, informed by the experiences of her own mother, an…
By Sarah Bradbury
Musical
Stranger Sings! at the Vaults
The Vaults – that sprawling space beneath London’s Waterloo Station – could not be a more fitting home…
By Jonathan Marshall
Live music
Natalie Imbruglia at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
As an eager accumulation of fans gather at Shepherd’s Bush Empire to hear Natalie Imbruglia play hits spanning…
By Jonathan Marshall
Play
Life of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre
Philosophy and spirituality meet survival thriller in a wondrous extravaganza worthy of its West End venue. Life of Pi…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Play
The Canterville Ghost at Southwark Playhouse
Small theatres are wonderful. The energy is more tangible than in a larger amphitheatre and the potential for…
By Joe Milo
Play
Good at Harold Pinter Theatre
CP Taylor’s Good (1981) is a masterpiece of tension and build-up. With a great sense of pacing and…
By Michael Higgs
Art
Hieroglyphs: Unlocking Ancient Egypt at the British Museum
The fascination that surrounds Ancient Egypt has always been rife, and the subject continues to intrigue people worldwide.…
By Mersa Auda
Movie
Decision to Leave
Following his visually striking The Handmaiden in 2016, master filmmaker Park Chan-wook returns with madcap crime romance odyssey…
By Andrew Murray
Food & Drink
St James Bar’s Once in a Lifetime menu review: “The Sherpa scales the peak of outstanding drinks”
Taking guests to another part of the world for an experience that makes them almost forget about the…
By Cristiana Ferrauti