Musical
Camden Fringe 2022: The Man Who Wouldn’t Be Murdered at Lion & Unicorn Theatre
The 75-year longevity of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival means many see that hallowed ground as being the sole…
By Francis NashCulture
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Cinema & TV
“It’s by going to the intimacy of our own perspective that we can hope to then speak to a more general audience”: Charline Bourgeouis-Tacquet on Anaïs in Love
Anaïs in Love is a film imbued with a youthful, infectious energy. A charming, abundantly watchable outing, the…
By Matthew McMillan
Food & Drink
Pivot in Covent Garden: “British cuisine staples in wholesome gratifying portions”
A warm and intimate space welcomes guests to the first floor of 3 Henrietta Street. The townhouse, overlooking…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Theatre
Edinburgh Fringe 2022: In PurSUEt at Underbelly, Cowgate
It’s Christmastime and an unnamed woman is passed-out drunk underneath her Christmas tree. When she wakes, she is…
By Madison Sotos
Musical
Edinburgh Fringe 2022: Mr Moon at C Aquila
Since 2019, Mr Moon has been performed internationally with a shifting group of performers known as Moon Cabaret.…
By Ella Satin
Play
Camden Fringe 2022: Keep It Down at Hope Theatre
Emma Oldfield’s debut of Keep It Down is unexpected. The mood is set long before Oldfield even enters…
By Mae Trumata
Dance
Camden Fringe 2022: Dreamworld at Camden People’s Theatre
As part of the Camden Fringe Festival, Amelia Gann presents her one-woman show, Dreamworld, at the Camden People's…
By Natallia Pearmain
Album
Fable – Shame
Having already been compared to the likes of Thom Yorke, Holly Cosgrove, known as Fable, has started well.…
By Georgia Howlett
Live music
Coldplay at Wembley Stadium: “A night that will be remembered by 80,000 people for years to come”
In a decade when bands and albums have lost their appeal, Coldplay have somehow found a way to…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Movie
Where Is Anne Frank
“People will always find a minority to blame for the bad things that happen to them”, an animated…
By Emma Kiely