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  Food & Drinks

  Carnaby’s newest venue, The Little Violet Door, opens with a special offer

  The Little Violet Door is set to open its doors...

  Food & Travel Desk 24th May 2024
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  Food & Drinks

  Reid’s Palace in Madeira to host fifth annual Art of Flavours gastronomic festival

  Reid’s Palace, A Belmond Hotel in...

  Food & Travel Desk 24th May 2024
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  Food & Drinks

  1864 Rooftop Bar & Kitchen debuts on Oxford Street’s John Lewis store

  Oxford Street’s skyline welcomes a new...

  Food & Travel Desk 23rd May 2024
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  Theatre

  Piece of Me at Camden People’s Theatre

  ★★★★★

  Claire Gaydon’s Piece of Me fizzes with noughties bubblegum-pink...

  Ellen Wilkinson 23rd May 2024
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  Fashion & Lifestyle

  Luxury and fantasy redefined at The Sanderson hotel in London

  Tucked away amidst the bustling streets of London’s West End,...

  Alexandra Davis 22nd May 2024
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  Theatre

  Richard III at Shakespeare’s Globe

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  Another fun outing at Shakespeare’s Globe, Richard III has a great...

  Jim Compton-Hall 22nd May 2024
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  Theatre

  Passing Strange at the Young Vic

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  Passing Strange, the 2006 semi-autobiographical musical by first-time writer...

  Sophia Moss 22nd May 2024
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  Art

  Judy Chicago: Revelations at Serpentine Gallery

  ★★★★★

  At the age of 84, the pioneering American feminist artist...

  James White 22nd May 2024
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  Cinema & Tv

  “Cate Blanchett told me Tár was not only the story of a conductor. And our film was not only about a conductor”: Benjamin Lavernhe on The Marching Band at Cannes Film Festival 2024
  Mark Worgan 22nd May 2024
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  Show

  Trying season four

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  Trying, Apple TV+’s exceedingly earnest take on the tribulations of adoption, is back for a...

  Antonia Georgiou 22nd May 2024