Interviews

Director Behnam Behzadi’s elevating and insightful Inversion is a gentle but...

In 1949, Alexander Mackendrick directed the original Ealing comedy adaptation of Compton...

The mood of Alex Taylor’s Spaceship might be characterised by one line: “Most of the...

Rocking hot at Koko last night – with a super dramatic, cinematic opening – Marianas...

For Maximo Park red is not only the colour of love, but of liberation. In...

Manwatching is an entertaining monologue that mainly gains its spark by...

Rejoice, cocktail fans. 13th May is World Cocktail Day and...

Whyte Horses are an elusive musical collective who are notoriously hard to...

Tonight the O2 submerged beneath the waves of electric blue and hot pink neon followed...

Cordelia O’Neill’s second play No Place for a Woman centres on the...

What was that “politics or theatre?” asks Ahmed. In a...

I’m sure most of us remember a time without the convenience of Wikipedia in our...

Pulling back the curtain has become a popular idiom thanks to the pop culture...

François Ozon is a renowned French director whose latest feature, Frantz, has...

A peculiarly mesmerising jaunt through 24 hours of life in London’s Soho, Abigail...

Famed for bridging the gap between would-be art collectors and the...

Tucked in a corner of Tottenham Court Road, country music patrons peacocked their...

Adapted from the book of the same name, Voices from...

Fans of Roald Dahl’s novel will be delighted by this hysterical,...

Yael Farber certainly knows how to make the most of the Olivier. Just as she...

The ability and ease we require to stay connected is becoming more and more important...

Remember what it was like turning 30 in New York, 1990? If not, Tick,...

The franchise may have changed hands in the intervening years, but Alien has always been...

We spoke to Johnny Harris, scribe and lead of new...