Richard Billingham’s directorial debut follows – or rather observes – the apparently...

The intimate setting of Trafalgar Studio 2 combined with the...

The extent to which Waitress commits to pies is as impressive as it is truly...

Thrown takes authentic testimonies from female participants in group sessions at Age UK and...

Writer and music composer Jim Harbourne’s The Myth of the...

Combining traditions of opera buffa, opéra comique and the German...

Seafret hasn’t been around long, but since 2014’s EP Give Me Something, the...

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Sadler’s Wells these days is far from the Dickens-era...

This year the Evolution festival shines its spotlight on women and the latest...

Rosie, the latest feature from Irish filmmaker Paddy Breathnach, written by acclaimed writer and novelist...

“Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived,” chant the ex-wives of...

The presented product is a must for people, who have ever experienced such an...

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Tamarind offers a luxurious Indian...

Watching fame and glamour pass by while real talent and kindness go...

There is something about modern German playwrighting that lends itself...

Under The Garage’s domed ceiling, Stockholm trio Peter Morén, Bjorn Yttling...

With the invention of green screens and CGI, creating whole worlds in a studio is...

If this was a one-word review,...

Similar to the prevalence of police dramas on our screens – ones that...

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Over the last 60 years, no photographer has shaped the public’s perception of...