Movie
The Retaliators
The Retaliators tells the story of pastor Bishop (Michael Lombardi), an example of nominative determinism and a family…
By Umar AliCulture
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Hatching
Hatching begins with a family making a video for the mother’s (Sophia Heikkilä) blog. Everything is choreographed so…
By Andrew Murray
Theatre
“There’s no denying racism in all forms is still very much prevalent in the UK”: Stedroy Cabey on SUS at Park Theatre
43 years since its inception, the themes explored in the late Barrie Keeffe’s SUS remain very prevalent today.…
By Mae Trumata
Play
The Clinic at Almeida Theatre
The Clinic is two hours of intense and powerful storytelling that is sure to set the audience ablaze.…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Movie
I Used to Be Famous
I Used to Be Famous is a story of stumbling, getting lost, and finding one’s way back. Vince…
By Mae Trumata
Cinema & TV
“It’s fun to play with tropes and expectations”: Malachi Smyth on musical heist film The Score
From the outset, writer-director Malachi Smyth knew he wanted to make something viewers hadn't seen on their screens…
By Sarah Bradbury
Movie
Funny Pages
Child actor Owen Kline’s directorial feature debut screened in the Director’s Fortnight at Cannes Film Festival and allowed…
By Selina Sondermann
Album
Klangstof – Godspeed to the Freaks
Dutch indie-rock trio Klangstof, who have just wrapped up a summer tour supporting alt-rock pioneers Pixies, are back…
By Ronan Fawsitt
Musical
Unlimited Festival: Hero and Leander at Southbank Centre
Fusing a variety of musical styles with ancient myth, Hero and Leander (Or, I Love You, But Everything’s…
By Michael Higgs
Play
Unlimited Festival: Leave the Light on for Me at Southbank Centre
Leave the Light on for Me, one of a series of performances as part of Southbank Centre's Unlimited…
By Ronan Fawsitt