Harvie and the Magic Museum

There is no easy way around it. Making a children’s film is an admirable yet...

The Prodigy

A serial killer is reincarnated as an eight-year-old boy in Nicholas McCarthy’s (The Pact)...

Shakin’ Stevens at Cadogan Hall

Shakin’ Stevens – the biggest-selling UK singles artist of the...

9 to 5 at the Savoy Theatre

Jolly music, bright colours and an empowering theme of female revolution against...

The Fight

Written by, directed by and starring Jessica Hynes in her feature debut, The Fight follows...

How the internet has changed our homes

It’s no bold statement to say the Internet has completely changed the way we live...

Style file: Maisie Williams

Maisie Williams was catapulted into fame in 2011 through her role as Arya Stark in...

“It will take many generations until gay characters can be written without some scar tissue from the past”: Playwright Martin Sherman discusses Gently Down the Stream

The Fight: An interview with writer-director Jessica Hynes

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

Take 5: Tech delights from London and beyond

Digital tech, tools, communities and art permeate practically all aspects of London...

How Brexit could affect the tech industry

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

Girl

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

Under the Silver Lake

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

Ben Is Back

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

Children of the Snow Land

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

Benjamin

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

Fisherman’s Friends

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

Carl’s Story at Tabard Theatre

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

Dangerous Giant Animals

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

Feed

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

Notflix

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

“Instinct as an actor can never be underestimated”: Justin Salinger discusses his role in Ray & Liz

Captain Marvel

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

Richard II at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

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

The fashion industry bids farewell to Karl Lagerfeld during his final Chanel show

Tuesday 19 February 2019 will be written into...