Musical
Rock of Ages at New Wimbledon Theatre
With the excitable return to live theatre, the award-winning and iconic broadway musical, Rock Of Ages, is back…
By Ezelle AlblasCulture
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Food & Drink
Al Mare in Knightsbridge: “I walked out of the restaurant reeling”
We have ruined the words "blessed" and "grateful". Reading them, one might either assume irony or picture an…
By Ashiana Pradhan
Play
Blithe Spirit at Harold Pinter Theatre
The Harold Pinter Theatre enjoys a spirited haunting with the latest Noël Coward adaptation to hit the West…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Show
Midnight Mass
Mike Flanagan is one of the few filmmakers working today who truly understands horror. Not only does he…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
The Many Saints of Newark
When David Chase’s iconic series The Sopranos reached its sixth and final season in 2007, it seemed that…
By Mersa Auda
Live music
Damon Albarn at the Shakespeare’s Globe
London was swathed in a soporific early autumn mist on Monday evening that subdued the hard lights of…
By Jessica Wall
Cinema & TV
“It’s dealing with a simple story but at the same time there are a lot of layers”: Director Ayten Amin on Souad
On the face of it, Egyptian filmmaker Ayten Amin’s film Souad appears fairly straightforward: it follows the everyday…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
The Obscure Life of the Grand Duke of Corsica: An interview with Matt Hookings, star and founder of Camelot Films
Matt Hookings is an actor, producer, writer and founder of London-based production company Camelot Films. He recently produced…
By Umar Ali
Food & Drink
Legare in Bermondsey: “A charming little pocket of Mediterranean magic”
Legare is quite easy to miss – or at least that’s what I tell myself after we’ve scaled…
By Rosamund Kelby
Food & Drink
Anaori Kakugama: A groundbreaking Japanese cooking aid
There's a brand new kitchen gadget in the cooking world that many chefs are already adding to their…
By Food & Travel Desk