Play
The Death of a Black Man at Hampstead Theatre
Debuting in London on 28th May, The Death of a Black Man is a revival of the original play…
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Musical
Amelie: The Musical at Criterion Theatre
Amelie, the 2001 film, has an odd reputation. Its whimsical, touristic view of one oddball’s search for meaning…
By Ben Flanagan
Movie
Ahead of the Curve
Armed with a handful of credit cards and a dash of miraculous luck at the races in 1990,…
By Andrew Murray
Opera
Circus Days and Nights with Malmö Opera, Cirkus Cirkör and Philip Glass
Philip Glass is deservedly considered one of the most important composers of contemporary music. His new Circus Days…
By Michael Higgs
Theatre
Jessie Cave: Sunrise at Soho Theatre online
Sunrise, Jessie Cave’s third sold-out solo show, debuted in 2018 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. A filmed version…
By Georgia Howlett
Movie
The Killing of Two Lovers
The Killing of Two Lovers is an elegant, understated reflection on the concepts of family and marriage, and…
By Mersa Auda
Food & Drink
Behind in London Fields: Andy Beynon’s counter dining concept deserves all the hype
For a restaurant that sounds like it’s hiding, Behind has already drawn a lot of attention to itself.…
By Rosamund Kelby
Movie
Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet
Sir David Attenborough has been an ever-present figure on our screen for almost 70 years, appearing even more…
By Guy Lambert
Movie
Friends: The Reunion
It has been 17 years since fans saw those six keys laid out on the counter in the…
By Emma Kiely
Live music
LYR at Jazz Café
Believe it or not, the British poet laureate is no stranger to putting spoken word to music. John Betjeman…
By Francis Nash