Roundhouse Gala 2017: A chat with Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Boris Becker, Jeremy Clarkson and more

Last night was the glamorous...

Little Comets at Koko

An erupting cheer welcomed acclaimed English indie pop band Little Comets’ arrival to...

Sam Durant: More than ½ the World at Sadie Coles HQ

His fourth exhibition at the Sadie Coles Gallery,...

Mother’s Day 2017: Gift guide

It’s time to shop for the most important woman in your life. We’ve scoured the...

Filthy Business at the Hampstead Theatre

Since the referendum last year, it’s hard not to enter the...

Stepping Out at Vaudeville Theatre

The revival of the comedy play Stepping Out at Vaudeville Theatre, written...

The Pigeon Detectives at the Electric Ballroom

It’s been ten years since The Pigeon Detectives released their...

Nathan Ball at the Omeara

Nathan Ball steps onto the stage of the Omeara, with its with golden proscenium arch,...

Aisha Cahn: Embrace at Saatchi Gallery

Embrace is the innovative new exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery from...

A Dark Night in Dalston at Park Theatre

While Park Theatre’s larger stage shows a very physical, homoerotic...

Gillian Ayres: Paintings and Woodcuts at Alan Cristea

Gillian Ayres RA CBE, now 87 years old, is having a...

15 fashion items to get festival ready

With summer just a few months away, and festival line-ups being eagerly announced,...

Michelangelo and Sebastiano at the National Gallery

An extraordinary exhibition of the art of Michelangelo...

Jinjuu in Mayfair

It’s hard to find fault in Jinjuu Mayfair’s Korean Fried Chicken. The signature dish...

Seoul Station

Yeon Sang-ho’s latest zombie film is a gritty animated feature that questions who the real...

Into Film Awards 2017: A chat with Amma Asante, Ruth Wilson and the winners

Into Film is a prominent film education charity,...

Wolves at the Door

We’d probably be beating a dead horse if we suggested that a horror film based...

Project Polunin at Sadler’s Wells

If there is one thing that has marked Sergei Polunin’s life, it’s flight....

Seventeen at the Lyric Hammersmith

Poignancy should be in Seventeen‘s marrow. The final day of school –...

The Olive Tree

The Olive Tree blends a simple human drama with contemporary European politics to great effect,...

The Salesman

The Salesman comes to the UK riding a wave of prestige from its recent Oscar...

Made in India: An Interview with playwright Satinder Chohan

Satinder Chohan is a journalist and documentary researcher and...

Banks at the Roundhouse

With two albums to her name, celebrated as the Next Big Thing by MTV and...

Aquarius: An interview with director Kleber Mendonça Filho

With the imminent UK release of his second feature film, The...

Beauty and the Beast

Much has been made of Disney’s new live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast. When the...