Opera
Circus Days and Nights with Malmö Opera, Cirkus Cirkör and Philip Glass
Philip Glass is deservedly considered one of the most important composers of contemporary music. His new Circus Days…
By Michael HiggsCulture
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Theatre
Jessie Cave: Sunrise at Soho Theatre online
Sunrise, Jessie Cave’s third sold-out solo show, debuted in 2018 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. A filmed version…
By Georgia Howlett
Movie
The Killing of Two Lovers
The Killing of Two Lovers is an elegant, understated reflection on the concepts of family and marriage, and…
By Mersa Auda
Play
The Money at The Chamber, London County Hall
There is something to be said for the power to make an audience squirm in their seats, but…
By Ben Flanagan
Play
The Merthyr Stigmatist at the Sherman Theatre
Opening online this week with the Sherman Theatre, Lisa Parry’s two-woman performance shines light on the intersection of…
By Sylvia Unerman
Live music
Scott Lavene at the George Tavern
Swaggering geezer Scott Lavene treated the George Tavern to a hybrid live show incorporating music, poetry and especially…
By Jennifer Sanin
Food & Drink
Behind in London Fields: Andy Beynon’s counter dining concept deserves all the hype
For a restaurant that sounds like it’s hiding, Behind has already drawn a lot of attention to itself.…
By Rosamund Kelby
Show
Lisey’s Story
In the first ten minutes of the pilot episode of Lisey's Story there are barely any words said,…
By Emma Kiely
Movie
Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet
Sir David Attenborough has been an ever-present figure on our screen for almost 70 years, appearing even more…
By Guy Lambert
Show
Eden
Netflix execs’ appetite for anime clearly was not sated by the glut of Studio Ghibli films made available…
By Jake Cudsi