Berlin Syndrome

Horror films are often social commentary. They are a space in which primal fear and...

Camden Rocks 2017 ends on a high with Feeder

Camden Town, but as it should be; on a sweltering Saturday afternoon on 3rd June,...

Camden Rocks 2017: Carl Barat and Pulled Apart by Horses lead the afternoon bill

Camden Lock is one of the most glorious...

Wheatus at Islington Academy

On the Islington night of their 32-date UK and Ireland tour, Wheatus delivered...

Ladies and Gentlemen in Kentish Town

You may not think of Kentish Town as a hub of London nightlife, and you’d...

Twitstorm at Park Theatre

Many believe that political correctness has turned communication into a minefield,...

Nyetimber launch summer terrace pop-up bar in Covent Garden

Stigmas die hard in the food world. Say English food to some people...

Marjorie Prime

Sci-fi melds with sentimentality in Michael Almereyda’s film adaptation of...

The Amazons at New Slang

Though their album has critically received lukewarm reviews, Reading-based quartet The...

Roller Diner at Soho Theatre

Roller Diner is the “deep fried American Dream” set in the murky backwaters of...

887 at the Barbican  

Renowned Québecois playwright, actor and director Robert Lepage brings his distinctive...

The Incredible Jessica James

Jessica Williams is brilliant in Jim Strouse’s The Incredible...

Our guide to London Food Month

With over 400 events and counting planned with London Food Month, it’s all starting to...

Sand in the Sandwiches at Theatre Royal Haymarket

Hugh Whitemore’s Sand in the Sandwiches, a celebration of...

Beatriz at Dinner premiere with Salma Hayek and Mike White

Beatriz at Dinner is the politically charged social date with its...

Beatriz at Dinner

A possible metaphor for the conflict between environmentalists and Donald...

Master of the unconventional Alain Platel returns to Sadler’s Wells with groundbreaking dance show

Ten statement shoes we love

Shoes can either make or break an outfit. A beautiful pair are a girl’s best...

Five must-see London exhibitions in June 2017

June is an exciting month in the art world, with calendar staples such as the...

Bushwick

Directed by Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott, Bushwick contains an interesting premise:...

Kiss at the O2 Arena

Whenever Kiss are in town it’s always an event for the music scene. After cancelling...

On the Town at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre always makes for an...

Bitch

Based on a true story, Marianna Palka’s Bitch is feminist satire for the beleaguered...

Icarus

The documentary Icarus is centred on Dr Grigory Rodchenkov, who was the head of an...

A Ghost Story

“Whatever hour you woke, there was another door shutting” – David Lowery...