Art
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience at the Old Stable Yard
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is organised by the Brussels-based company Exhibition Hub. Their production began in 2017…
By Jessica WallCulture
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Food & Drink
Temaki in Brixton: “Bringing authentic Japanese joy straight into outstretched palms”
Restaurant lovers have understood the gradual lifting of lockdown measures through the evolution of their dining experiences. There…
By Lilly Subbotin
Movie
The Last Letter from Your Lover
The Last Letter from Your Lover follows two women across different eras as they navigate the difficult waters…
By Umar Ali
Movie
Don’t Go Gentle: A Film About Idles
Their music is aggressive, with its pounding rhythms and chaotic melodies. Their sound is driven by a fierce…
By Andrew Murray
Musical
Bagdad Cafe at the Old Vic
Since our favourite food spots are now reopening all across the UK, it is fitting for the first…
By Regan Harle
Show
Mr Corman
Joseph Gordon-Levitt has become a rare and interesting case of a former child star who has found his…
By Mark Worgan
Play
Changing Destiny at the Young Vic
Written by Ben Okri and adapted by artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah, Changing Destiny is a confident production but…
By Selina Begum
Movie
Teddy
Contrary to what the title may suggest, this new release is not related to the Seth McFarlane and…
By Musanna Ahmed
Play
Hymn at Almeida Theatre
Following a very successful run of live-streamed shows earlier this year, Hymn returns to the Almeida theatre, finally…
By Mersa Auda
Theatre
Wonderville at Palace Theatre
Bringing magic and illusion to the heart of the West End, Wonderville encapsulates historical theatrics by showcasing the…
By Ezelle Alblas