When Claude Bosi announced that reservations opened for...

Americana is dominating the creative landscape this...

The lights dim, an image fades onto the screen above the stage: an island,...

Alex Harper, former head chef of The Harwood Arms, is returning to...

Guards at the Taj is a slightly odd pick for the Bush Theatre’s...

Most food lovers in the capital will be familiar with...

Picture this: you have finally got to the stage of checking in your bags at...

Stemmed from the richly woven tapestries of Carole...

A harrowing exploration of the human condition and how we behave in the time of...

Defined as a circus, but more like modern ballet with...

“It’s so great to be playing the Bush,”  Frances declares,...

The Handmaiden is loosely based on Sarah Waters’s novel Fingersmith, which saw female pickpocket...

Celebrating the forthcoming release of her first solo album, Fake Sugar, Beth Ditto filled...

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Playwright and director Titas Halder trained on the Royal...

A poignant story about a gay man’s self-discovery in 1970s Boston, Bill...

The Royal Albert Hall can be a difficult venue for performers. Well suited...

After a number of entertaining, pulse-raising and often frankly...

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In top form, Sting was phenomenal last night at the Hammersmith Apollo, the 38th...

This Joint Is Jumpin’ is the coolest “rent party” you’ve...

Good storytelling is magical. Using only their own presence the...

My Family is an intimate show, and the Playhouse theatre is...