Interviews

The noughties brought us many cultural monstrosities. Velour...

Wonder is a sweet story of a young boy named Auggie. It’s a little flawed...

The Snowman, which has been running for around 20 years, is by now a family...

“Please welcome Jools Holland to the stage,” booms over the speakers as...

James Arthur has a very loyal fanbase. They stuck by his side during the...

When it comes to flaws in our skin, it can be a result from a...

With a soulful, delicate delivery and amusing moments in between songs, Josh...

Newton Faulkner, a master of audience participation, took to the stage of ULU Live to...

Do you feel like your skin looks dull and needs some reviving? For many, a...

How does someone play the same songs again and again and still make a show...

Inua Ellams’s Barber Shop Chronicles, directed by Bijan...

The concert began with the Universal Studios’ introductory...

It may be early, but pantomime season has begun. The Hackney Empire always gives...

2017 has been a mighty year for Rory Graham, better known as Rag’n’Bone...

Some shows just make you want to roar with joy....

“Thank you all so much for filling this room and making us feel important,” was...

With the music industry packed full of auto-tuned voices and lip-synced...

Antiporno: the name itself is a shocking declaration, a manifesto of grotesque and extravagant...

In this, his directorial debut, James Kermack has created a romcom with undercurrents of trauma,...

Jake Bugg broke into the music scene as a young man in 2012. He had...

Not all historical events of significance are worthy of dramatisation....

Natal’ya Vorozhbit’s Bad Roads is like a tight, vaguely...

Starvecrow, an exercise in hyper-realism, reveals the homogenisation of privacy and publicity by...

Canadian duo Blue Hawaii, (Raphaelle Standell-Preston and Alex “Agor”...