Kaleidoscope Festival cements its status as a family favourite at Alexandra Palace
This family-orientated festival is in its second year and looks set to become a firm favourite. Set in…
By Jessica WallThis family-orientated festival is in its second year and looks set to become a firm favourite. Set in…
By Jessica WallNow 16 years on from their era-defining debut Inside In/Inside Out that set the bar for a generation…
By Ronan FawsittMost people will be familiar with the rescue of a Thai football team and coach who were trapped…
By Sarah BradburyDeath of a Ladies’ Man is both poignant and funny; like a morbid Sunshine on Leith featuring songs…
By Mae TrumataJean-Jacques Annaud’s (Seven Years in Tibet, Enemy at the Gates) Notre Dame on Fire takes audiences right up…
By Sarah BradburyPart historical biopic, part underdog tale, director Daniel Graham’s Prizefighter: The Life Of Jem Belcher chronicles the rise…
By Andrew MurrayThe age-old question of whether the transposition of Mel Brooks’s cult satire Blazing Saddles to feudal Japan in…
By Matthew McMillanWhere to begin? Returning to London for her first show at Koko London, Yola blew away the audience…
By Natallia PearmainAn irreverent, fun, fashionable extravaganza invades the Roundhouse in Camden. Tracing and retelling the life and creative growth…
By Cristiana FerrautiPeter Morgan has enjoyed esteemed success with critically acclaimed plays The Audience and Frost/Nixon. On the silver screen…
By Jonathan Marshall