Art
Tom Van Herrewege: Anthro Zoology at Leicester Contemporary
From his earliest days the visual artist Tom Van Herrewege has felt compelled to commit to paper animals…
By James Whitefeatured
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Food & Drink
Dishoom in Covent Garden: “After a decade of service, this Bombay-style cafe still lives up to the hype”
If you haven’t discovered Dishoom yet, I’m almost impressed. This Indian restaurant, inspired by the Irani cafés of…
By Rosamund Kelby
Play
Rockets and Blue Lights at the National Theatre
Winsome Pinnock’s haunting play Rockets and Blue Lights wades into unsettled waters (both literally and metaphorically) in this…
By James Humphrey
Movie
Respect
Respect is a biopic focusing on the life and legacy of the “queen of soul”, Aretha Franklin, depicting…
By Umar Ali
Play
The System online
Theatre and cinema have long relied on contrasting codes of communication to convey their messages. It is only…
By Ghazaleh Golpira
Food & Drink
Park Row in Soho: “Behind the mask of playful effects and fancy furnishings is a genuinely memorable meal”
Upon first hearing about Park Row, an immersive Batman-inspired Soho restaurant that has infiltrated Instagram on all levels,…
By Rosamund Kelby
Album
Maisie Peters – You Signed Up for This
Maisie Peters’s You Signed Up for This has a lot of staple themes: alcohol, exes and their current…
By Mae Trumata
Album
Chvrches – Screen Violence
Chvrches make good use of production and effects to create multidimensional meanings from one signature sound in Screen…
By Mae Trumata
Musical
Cinderella at the Gillian Lynne Theatre
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella turns the world-famous romantic tale on its head, transforming it into a modern story…
By Mersa Auda
Live music
Tom Jones at Hampton Court Palace
The Hampton Court Festival continues to impress its huge audiences in a post-pandemic fever with the return of…
By Michael Higgs