Live from the Barbican: Sir Bryn Terfel and Britten Sinfonia
The Barbican’s season of live-streamed concerts kicks off with a gently uplifting programme from Sir Bryn Terfel, accompanied…
By Dan MeierThe Barbican’s season of live-streamed concerts kicks off with a gently uplifting programme from Sir Bryn Terfel, accompanied…
By Dan MeierThe feature debut from writer-director Cassius Corrigan, Huracán is what happens when you merge a psychological thriller with…
By Andrew MurrayThe impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been universal, and disruption in the theatre industry is particularly rife.…
By Samuel NichollsIn early March, Athens came to London when the Clumsies held a special residency at St James Bar,…
By Cristiana FerrautiSocial distancing is not only the focus of Omnibus Theatre’s long-awaited reopening, but also at the heart of…
By James HumphreyTom Grennan uses Brixton Academy's empty arena to enhance the purity of his voice; the echo makes the…
By Mae TrumataWith provocative, inspiring music and a cinematographic hue of calm colours, the opening of Kajillionaire is not unlike…
By Beatrice TridimasPlatoon was a sensation in 1986. A Vietnam war film made with a decade’s hindsight from the conflict,…
By Ben FlanaganThe year is 1966, and single mother Helen Reddy (Tilda Cobham-Hervey) arrives in New York with her young…
By Ghazaleh GolpiraEast London-based duo Hi Frisco invades the senses with the rabbit hole of psychedelia that is their new…
By Georgia Howlett