Culture

Permit Room opens in Notting Hill, blending Bombay bar culture with historic London lodging

Permit Room, the sister brand of the Dishoom restaurant group, has launched its fourth venue and first lodging offering in Notting Hill, London. The...

Food & Travel Desk

Bar Douro London Bridge to reopen with month-long Portuguese street festival celebrations

Food & Travel Desk

London Restaurant Festival returns in 2025 with new events, hidden gems, and citywide culinary celebrations

Food & Travel Desk

Parasol opens in Dalston, reimagining The Nest as a new cocktail and music bar

Food & Travel Desk

Iginio Massari brings the art of panettone to London with a masterclass: “Without curiosity you don’t improve”

Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor

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Movie
Birds of Passage
★★★★★
While, at its core, a simple morality tale about the dangers of greed, Cristina Gallego’s...
Michael Higgs 13th May 2019
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Movie
Tucked
★★★★★
As the rights of trans people are gaining more focus, they can hope to be...
Catherine Sedgwick 13th May 2019
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Movie
Beats
★★★★★
It’s 1994. Socially awkward Jonno only feels comfortable in his skin when he’s dancing, and...
Ben Flanagan 13th May 2019
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Theatre
Fanny & Stella: The Shocking True Story at Above the Stag Theatre
★★★★★
Feminism had the Suffragettes, LGBT...
Catherine Sedgwick 11th May 2019
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Theatre
Henry V at Shakespeare’s Globe
★★★★★
Another lovely production at the Globe, Henry V, or Harry England, is a...
Jim Compton-Hall 11th May 2019
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Theatre
Henry IV: Part 2 at Shakespeare’s Globe
★★★★★
Prince Hal (Sarah Amankwah) claims victory and Hotspur (Michelle...
Ghazaleh Golpira 11th May 2019
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Theatre
Henry IV: Part 1 at Shakespeare’s Globe
★★★★★
Once an ally of King Henry IV (Philip Arditti), the Percys, with...
Ghazaleh Golpira 11th May 2019
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Theatre
Don’t Look Away at Pleasance Theatre
★★★★★
Don’t Look Away is certainly an apt title for the Nicholas...
Shawna Warmington 11th May 2019
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Theatre
“We need to reshape the way we care for the elderly and stop thinking of us and them, because we are them in years to come, and I want to be dancing and singing and still making plays”: Director Laura Harling on One Hundred Trillion
Yassine Senghor 11th May 2019
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Art
The Affordable Art Fair 2019: A colourful, accessible showcase for collectors and the aesthetically curious
Colourful, jazzy and...
Cristiana Ferrauti 10th May 2019

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