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Ploutos at The Space Theatre
The Space Theatre reopens this week with Thiasos’ Ploutos, a comedy as resonant in the shadow of Canary…
By Ben FlanaganCulture
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Musical
Fame at The Shows Must Go On! Online
In the shadow of a looming potential second lockdown after the number of Coronavirus cases has risen again,…
By Michael Higgs
Play
Piff the Magic Dragon Online
If you’re looking for something different to do on a Saturday night, this interactive magic show over Zoom…
By Jessica Wall
Food & Drinks
Tavolino in Southwark: Italian flavours and a picture-postcard view
Described as a neighbourhood Italian bar and restaurant, Tavolino exudes an intimate and cosy charm with its contemporary…
By Alex Julie Woods
Food & Drinks
Benares in Mayfair: Indian fine-dining with a modern British twist
After months of lockdown and “dining-out starvation”, we were excited to visit a fine-dining Indian restaurant with a…
By Maria Barrios
Movie
Rialto
Premiering at the Venice Film Festival in 2019, Peter Mackie Burns’s Rialto centres around the mild-mannered and overly apologetic…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
The Forty-Year-Old Version
This Sundance favourite will soon be in the orbit of Netflix’s enormous audience, and it’ll join Roma and…
By Musanna Ahmed
Movie
The Bay of Silence
What begins as a rather serviceable thriller from Dutch filmmaker Paula van der Oest goes awry when it…
By Ben Flanagan
Movie
David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet
There’s a reason why David Attenborough has been voted the most trustworthy Briton and is regularly crowned one…
By Jake Cudsi
Movie
You Should Have Left
Adapted from Daniel Kehlmann’s 2017 novel, You Should Have Left is the latest release from Blumhouse Productions starring…
By Guy Lambert