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  Movie

  Surviving Paradise: A Family Tale

  ★★★★★

  Surviving Paradise: A Family Tale is a film that fulfils so many different...

  Musanna Ahmed 28th February 2022
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  Live music

  Echo and the Bunnymen at Shepherd’s Bush Empire

  ★★★★★

  In the 40 years since their formation in Liverpool, Echo and...

  Mark Worgan 28th February 2022
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  Live music

  The Libertines at the Forum

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  The Libertines, fronted by Carl Barât and Pete Doherty, deliver a crowd-pleasing set...

  Ronan Fawsitt 28th February 2022
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  Theatre

  Red Pitch at Bush Theatre

  ★★★★★

  After debuting at Brixton’s Oval House theatre back in June 2019, Red Pitch by...

  Jonathan Marshall 26th February 2022
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  Live music

  Tom Odell at Brixton Academy

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  British singer/songwriter Tom Odell’s show is as simple as his setup: he sits on...

  Regan Harle 25th February 2022
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  Theatre

  The Animal Kingdom at Hampstead Theatre

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  In the Hampstead Theatre’s underbelly, a war is taking place. On a...

  Ben Flanagan 25th February 2022
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  Theatre

  But I’m a Cheerleader: The Musical at Turbine Theatre

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  Jamie Babbit’s cult classic But I’m a Cheerleader...

  Ella Satin 25th February 2022
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  Album

  King Hannah – I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me

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  You’ll definitely hear more instant debut albums this...

  Charlie Peters 25th February 2022
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  Cinema & Tv

  “We never thought about writing a musical. But we fell in love with it”: Bryce Dessner of the National on scoring Cyrano
  Sarah Bradbury 25th February 2022
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  Cinema & Tv

  “At its core, the show is a metaphor for love being an absolute mess in every way”: Josh Gad on Wolf Like Me
  Sarah Bradbury 25th February 2022