Theatre
The Tiger Lillies: The Last Days of Mankind at Wilton’s Music Hall
Wilton’s Music Hall, London’s oldest and arguably most charming venue of its kind, is known for presenting quirky,…
By Mersa Audafeatured
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Movie
See How They Run
Set in London’s West End in the 1950s, the much anticipated See How They Run revolves around a…
By Mersa Auda
Movie
Pinocchio
Disney’s live-action remakes have garnered a reputation for being visually spectacular, though ultimately soulless, and padded-out copies of…
By Andrew Murray
Cinema & TV
“Women throughout history have been accused of being witches”: Samantha Morton and cast on The Serpent Queen
Gone are the days of period drama being confined to stuffy, corseted, all-white casts and arduous dialogue –…
By Sarah Bradbury
Venice
“Don’t Worry Darling is my love letter to the movies that push the boundaries of our imagination”: Oliva Wilde, Harry Styles and Florence Pugh on the psychological thriller presented in Venice
In Olivia Wilde's new feature, Don't Worry Darling, Alice and Jack live in the idealised community of Victory,…
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Theatre
“Can we stand on a united front… and dismantle those barriers together?”: Joyce Lee on Leave the Light on for Me at Unlimited Festival
The Unlimited Festival at Southbank Centre is a collection of performances that really express what the word “unlimited”…
By Mae Trumata
Movie
Bodies Bodies Bodies
Bodies Bodies Bodies follows young couple Sophie (Amandla Stenberg) and Bee (Maria Bakalova), who attend a hurricane party…
By Umar Ali
Show
Wedding Season
It's wedding season and Stefan and his merry group of friends graze from one nuptial party to the…
By Selina Sondermann
Show
The Serpent Queen
Based on Leonie Frieda's biography of remarkable French queen Catherine de Medici, The Serpent Queen chronicles the fascinating…
By Andrew Murray
Venice
Nezouh
Following the warm reception of her debut film in 2018, Soudade Kaadan is presenting her latest feature Nezouh…
By Mersa Auda