Album
The Slow Readers Club – 91 Days in Isolation
What did a Manchester-based indie rock band get up to during quarantine? Find out in The Slow Readers…
By Regan HarleCulture
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Movie
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
The original Borat movie rose to unanticipated popularity after its 2006 release, receiving several prominent nominations and even…
By Abbie Grundy
Dance
Some Like It Hip Hop at Sadler’s Wells Online
Loosely based on Billy Wilder’s 1959 classic, but updated with a plot that resonates more thoroughly with recent…
By Sylvia Unerman
Movie
Ronnie’s: A wonderful journey through the history of Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club
Founded in 1959 by the eponymous, legendary British saxophonist, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club first opened on Gerard Street.…
By Guy Lambert
Musical
Next Thing You Know at Garden Theatre, The Eagle
The arts and culture sector has been one of the hardest hit during this pandemic. Oval’s Garden Theatre,…
By Selina Begum
Theatre
How to Survive the Cherpocalypse at The Space Online
Bridging the gap between lockdown-enforced online shows and first attempts at resuscitating live theatre, The Space hosts How…
By Michael Higgs
Food & Drinks
Kol in Marylebone: A journey through the roots of real Mexican food
To put it mildly, 2020 is not the easiest time to launch your first restaurant. But putting it…
By Rosamund Kelby
Cinema & Tv
Pixie: An interview with writer-director duo Barnaby and Preston Thompson
Pixie is the new Ireland-set comedy-thriller from father-son director-writer duo, Barnaby and Preston Thompson, featuring a drugs heist,…
By Sarah Bradbury
Album
Gorillaz – Song Machine Season One: Strange Timez
With Strange Timez, Gorillaz present the listener with less an album than a creative effort – a "concept"…
By Sylvia Unerman
Movie
Honest Thief
Bank robber Tom Carter (AKA the infamous “in-and-out bandit”) decides to redeem his weighty life of crime by…
By Ben Aldis