Heathcote Williams’ play about the dark side of fame and...

The summer slider has somewhat evolved over the years. It now seems...

Most people can recall the horror, the anger and the utter disgust that they felt...

Written by Nicholas Martin and directed by Stephen Frears, Florence Foster Jenkins is a...

Crowds ventured underneath the Chelsea football stadium last night to...

With an opening and close carried by an absorbing score that echoes the mystery and...

“Where hell is must we ever...

Films based on video games have historically not been very well received. A lot of...

For this year’s Tate Britain...

It takes just a quarter of an hour to fall from the outer...

Though it’s now in cinders, the debate over allowing homosexuals in the...

It is difficult to overstate Hollywood’s impact on culture, especially in the...

At first glance a documentary about the life of a chess grandmaster may seem at...

Bart Freundlich’s Wolves has been received with enthusiasm at Tribeca Film...

Based on Mick Donnellan’s stage play, Radio Luxembourg, which tells the story...

“A death in the family” is one of the oldest...

Once again Park Theatre plays host to a wonderful performance. Sket challenges modern...

It is difficult to discuss a controversial topic in film without the...

With a harrowing journey into the lowermost rings of the New York Times’s obituaries...

This year’s Tribeca Film Festival was also a celebration of Michael Shannon: the...

After The Hunting Ground (the Oscar-nominated film about sexual assault on...

Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman is one of the one percent: his designer...

The series PlacePrints is a collection of ten stories created by...

After the huge success of London Children’s Ballet’s...