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  The Canary and the Crow at Arcola Theatre

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  Poetry meets grime meets funny meets hip-hop meets fables meets...

  Jim Compton-Hall 23rd January 2020
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  The Welkin at the National Theatre

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  Scrubbing, brushing, sloshing, wailing: these are the sounds that open Lucy...

  Connor Campbell 23rd January 2020
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  The Sunset Limited at Boulevard Theatre

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  Created by eminent writer Cormac McCarthy, The Sunset Limited primarily revolves around...

  Brooke Snowe 22nd January 2020
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  Everybody’s Talking About Jamie at Apollo Theatre

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  After two years on Shaftesbury Avenue,...

  Cristiana Ferrauti 22nd January 2020
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  Movie

  The Man Who Killed Don Quixote

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  After 30 years of production torment, director Terry Gilliam (12 Monkeys) has...

  Jake Cudsi 22nd January 2020
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  Scenes with Girls at the Royal Court Theatre

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  Miriam Battye’s Scenes With Girls is the kind of show that...

  Connor Campbell 22nd January 2020
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  Food & Drinks

  Hide Below in Mayfair: Understated yet complex cocktails in a swanky space

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  Like a pearl hidden inside a shellfish,...

  Cristiana Ferrauti 22nd January 2020
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  Food & Drinks

  Introducing Lume, the avant-garde restaurant from Luigi Taglienti

  Luigi Taglienti’s avant-garde restaurant Lume opened in...

  Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 21st January 2020
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  The Melusine in St Katherine Docks: Fresh, sustainably sourced seafood with an innovative twist

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  Ezelle Alblas 21st January 2020
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  Food & Drinks

  Jamie Lee takes over Ekte to celebrate Kødbyens Fiskebar’s beautiful Nordic cuisine

  Last Saturday, chef Jamie Lee staged...

  The editorial unit 20th January 2020
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