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  Food & Drinks

  Da Terra in Bethnal Green: A breath of fresh air in London’s fine-dining scene

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  Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 7th November 2019
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  Theatre

  Sydney & the Old Girl at Park Theatre

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  Eugene O’Hare’s debut The Weatherman drew mixed reactions but...

  Jonathan Marshall 7th November 2019
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  Theatre

  Reputation at the Other Palace

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  It might be set in the late 1930s, but Reputation is undoubtedly a musical for...

  Grace Walsh 7th November 2019
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  Movie

  The Good Liar

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  Taking the fear of meeting a stranger online to the max, The Good Liar is...

  Mary-Catherine Harvey 7th November 2019
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  Live music

  The Tallest Man on Earth at Hammersmith Apollo

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  A mid-week masterpiece: on Wednesday night fans were treated to...

  The editorial unit 7th November 2019
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  Food & Drinks

  Trivet in London Bridge: A work of passion from Jonny Lake and Isa Bal

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  Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 6th November 2019
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  Live music

  Shakespears Sister bury the hatchet with a hypnotic set at the London Palladium

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  Jessica Wall 6th November 2019
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  Live music

  A-Ha at the Royal Albert Hall

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  As striking black and white images and sketches were projected onto the large...

  Ezelle Alblas 6th November 2019
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  Theatre

  The Magic Flute at the Royal Opera House

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  Mozart’s singspiel opera Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) centres...

  Marissa Khaos 5th November 2019
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  Theatre

  “I am not in any way trying to ‘fix’ or ‘solve’ the play. Art should be ambiguous and riddled with contradictions”: Director Justin Audibert on The Taming of the Shrew
  Mary-Catherine Harvey 5th November 2019