Musical
The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs at Soho Theatre
There is no better venue for vibrant and heartwarming play The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs than the dynamic…
By Mersa AudaCulture
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Play
Julius Caesar at Shakespeare’s Globe
Julius Caesar is one of Shakespeare’s history plays that is always relevant: the tensions and dynamics of war…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Literature
The Buddhist on Death Row by David Sheff
Good books make the reader think; great books make the reader rethink – and that is exactly what…
By Laura Boyle
Show
The Essex Serpent
Apple TV+’s newest release, The Essex Serpent, stars Claire Danes as Cora Seaborne, a recently-widowed mother from London…
By Mae Trumata
Musical
Operation Mincemeat at Riverside Studios
For many, Operation Mincemeat is either a classic tale of WWII espionage or a contemporary and rather middling…
By Joe Milo
Live music
Viagra Boys at the Forum
Swedish sextet Viagra Boys have scheduled themselves out of the running for Eurovision this weekend by embarking on…
By Dan Meier
Cinema & TV
“There’s something very tender if you reconnect with your parents when they’re falling into pieces”: Gaspar Noé on Vortex
Fans of Argentinian-born, France-based auteur Gaspar Noé will come to any of his work with the expectation of…
By Sarah Bradbury
Live music
Tool at the O2 Arena
Some progressive rock fans might have faced a difficult dilemma tonight in deciding between Muse's charity show in…
By Peter Chow
Live music
Twin Atlantic at the Roundhouse
Scottish alternative rockers Twin Atlantic have been around for more than a decade, a time in which they’ve…
By Mark Worgan
Movie
This Much I Know to Be True
“A whole lot of terrible shit happens when me and Warren get into a room. But there are…
By Andrew Murray