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The Big Hit
Inspired by a real event that occurred in Sweden in the 1980s, The Big Hit follows Étienne (Kad…
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Moon, 66 Questions
This promising domestic drama about a young woman reconnecting with her ailing parent has an intelligent scene in…
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Play
King Lear at Shakespeare’s Globe
King Lear is, of course, one of Shakespeare’s most challenging – and well-loved – plays. Featuring a plethora…
By Michael Higgs
Live music
Imagine Dragons at MK Stadium
It has been four long years since Imagine Dragons last played on UK shores, and tonight proves worth…
By Katherine Parry
Art
Edvard Munch: Masterpieces from Bergen
Influential Norwegian painter and printmaker Edvard Munch (1863-1944) would seem fated to be forever entwined with the existential…
By James White
Play
This Is Not Who I Am/Rapture at the Royal Court Theatre
It’s hard to know how to approach reviewing this play. Advertised as That Is Not Who I Am…
By Jessica Wall
Movie
The Lost Girls
There’s a lot of potential in the premise of The Lost Girls. Journeying through the lives of four…
By Mae Trumata
Food & Travel
Taste of London 2022 at Regent’s Park: Creativity in gastronomy is alive and kicking
So many of the things that make people smile were in full bloom at Taste of London this…
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Theatre
“Flamenco is a race where there is no end – you never stop learning”: An interview with Manuel Liñán on ¡Viva! at the Sadler’s Wells Flamenco Festival 2022
Manuel Liñán is widely acclaimed as one of the best flamenco dancers on stage today. In his show…
By Jessica Wall
Live music
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds at Kenwood House
Under a clement yet murky sky, Noel Gallagher inconspicuously saunters onto the stage for the tenth stop on…
By Francis Nash