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  Food & Drinks

  Chop Shop in Haymarket

  Chop Shop is the first London venture from New York restaurant conglomerate the...

  Nichola Daunton 7th September 2013
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  Theatre

  The Tiger Lillies: Rime of the Ancient Mariner at Southbank Centre

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  Set to vibrant and imaginative multimedia...

  Natasha Fonseka 7th September 2013
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  Art

  Victoriana: The Art of Revival at the Guildhall

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  The Guildhall Art Gallery is best known for its fine...

  Eleanor MacFarlane 7th September 2013
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  Theatre

  The Taming of the Shrew at the Rose Theatre

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  Though often criticised for its misogynistic themes, The Taming of...

  Aoife O'Driscoll 7th September 2013
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  Art

  Dream No Small Dreams at the Ronchini Gallery

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  Three New York artists, Adrien Broom, Thomas Doyle and Patrick...

  Francis Davies 7th September 2013
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  Theatre

  The Confessions of Gordon Brown at Trafalgar Studios

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  After a successful debut at Edinburgh Festival, sharp new...

  Alice Fitzgerald 6th September 2013
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  Movie

  The Call

  The Call is at its best when it sticks to the high-concept premise of “‘buried...

  Andrew Drummond 6th September 2013
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  Theatre

  Fishskin Trousers at the Finborough Theatre

  On a bare stage except for three chairs, one by one the actors...

  Rita Vicinanza 6th September 2013
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  Cinema & Tv

  A Promise: An interview with Rebecca Hall

  Rebecca Hall stars in Patrice Leconte’s latest period picture A Promise as an...

  Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 6th September 2013
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  Cinema & Tv

  A Promise: An interview with Patrice Leconte

  French director Patrice Leconte adapted Stefan Zweig’s novel Journey into the...

  The editorial unit 6th September 2013
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