A Quiet Passion

A Quiet Passion follows the story of 19th century American poet Emily Dickinson, from her time...

The Void

Assault on Precinct 13 meets The Thing is likely how Jeremy Gillespie and Steven Kostanski,...

Man Down

Dito Montiel’s Man Down is a stark, ambitious and largely well-executed invocation of the socially...

Graduation

The uncertainty of parenthood is painfully wrought in Romanian director Cristian Mungiu’s latest...

Zip and Zap and the Marble Gang

Zip and Zap and the Marble Gang is a healthy dose of family fun, which,...

Don’t Knock Twice

It’s often been said that horror films are the best place to locate commonplace fears...

Courthouse Hotel Shoreditch review: Tradition and innovation blend in perfect alchemy

From the second you enter the Courthouse...

Room 29: Jarvis Coker and Chilly Gonzales at the Barbican

After a near decade-long hiatus, Jarvis Cocker is back...

Tamburlaine at the Arcola Theatre

Tamburlaine is a play that should not be undertaken lightly. As an influencer...

Patrón Secret Dining Society

The Patrón Secret Dining Society is aptly named; unless you’re a social...

Sir Howard Hodgkin: Absent Friends at the National Portrait Gallery

“I hung the first painting half an hour before I found out...

2Cellos take their genius classical crossover to the London Palladium

If you are not one of the 79 million people...

The top five restaurants in London for Mother’s Day

We all know there is never a bad time to call your mother but there...

Blossoms at the Roundhouse

Two thirds of the way through tonight’s show, lead singer Tom Ogden pauses for a...

Ten Days Six Nights at Tate Modern

Just launched at Tate Modern is Ten Days Six Nights, an experimental and...

Rivea’s Sunday feast at the Bulgari Hotel

Devised by Alain Ducasse, a true legend of French cuisine,...

Power Rangers

The superhero movie no one wanted, needed or expected, Power Rangers isn’t half as bad...

Madama Butterfly at the Royal Opera House

Madama Butterfly, first performed at the Royal Opera House in 2003 and...

Just Call Me God at Union Chapel

John Malkovich is no stranger to dark roles, so it is no wonder that he...

The Kid Stays in the Picture at the Royal Court Theatre

The life of legendary producer Robert Evans is ripe for...

Life

Perfectly watchable but aggressively uninspired, one can’t help but wonder who Life has been made...

Joe Fox at the Shacklewell Arms

British singer-songwriter Joe Fox played a soulful set at the Shacklewell Arms last night....

The Japanese House: Architecture and Life after 1945 at the Barbican

Exhibitions about architecture can be...

Marc Almond at the Roundhouse

Almond leans forward and tells the crowd, “I’ve still got it”, and...

Joshua Radin at Islington Assembly Hall

American singer-songwriter Joshua Radin played an intimate and sophisticated show at...