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Decades after making a name for herself in hit sitcom Spaced opposite...

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While we still don’t know what shape Brexit will take, one thing is certain: the...

Girl is a fairly difficult film to review from the cisgender perspective. Lukas Dhont’s debut...

The odds are looking slim for unemployed, purposeless boy next door Sam (Andrew Garfield),...

Set during the course of 24 hours in which a young man returns to his...

The cruelty of kindness and an alien concept of love dominate Zara Balfour and Marcus...

Uncertainty can be an artist’s curse – and that rings particularly true for the title...

Based on a true story, Fisherman’s Friends tells the unlikely tale of how a group...

Dysfunctionality comes in all shapes and sizes, be it in the workplace, on...

Solo-performance theatre is becoming an ever-popular form and a piece that...

Occasionally, a play emerges that holds a mirror up to society and forces its audience...

As improvised stage shows go, they’re a dime a dozen, though there is one thing...

The first cinematic release after veteran comic book writer Stan Lee’s death back in November...

The beauty of Shakespeare’s plays is that they lend themselves to...

Tuesday 19 February 2019 will be written into...

Two bells hang above a long, shrouded table in the intimate space of the container....

When someone mentions London’s LGBT stalwart, Heaven, one doesn’t usually imagine a room...

Fans of lycra, ladies wrestling and 80s culture have just received the news...

Mobile phones have become the bugbear of today’s generation. Where...

After a run in Amsterdam, Pufferfish makes its way to London’s Vault Festival. But...

“Peter said, ‘Clap if you believe in...