Food & Drink
Spotlight: Chef Ravinder Bhogal on the power of cooking with love and without borders
With the aim of promoting a food industry that is sustainable and diverse, The Upcoming has launched a Spotlight…
By Rosamund Kelbyfeatured
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Musical
Public Domain at Vaudeville Theatre
For those looking to disconnect from the ever-online world of the past year, Public Domain is perhaps one…
By Jasper Watkins
Art
The Making of Rodin at Tate Modern
For a sculptor who would bestride the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries like…
By James White
Music
Jon Batiste: “Black culture has been enjoyed but black people have been marginalised in many different ways”
Jon Batiste’s first foray into music came out of sheer curiosity, when he transcribed the music from video…
By Sarah Bradbury
Movie
Cruella
Disney’s Cruella, the much-anticipated prequel to 101 Dalmatians, sees Emma Stone play the infamous villain as a young,…
By Mersa Auda
Theatre
Harm at Bush Theatre: An interview with playwright Phoebe Eclair-Powell
As the pandemic crippled the theatre world and productions took a long pause over the past year, Phoebe…
By Kari Megeed
Music
Reprise: Moby’s venture into acoustic music in a world gone digital
Moby spoke candidly this week about past experiences that led up to his latest release, Reprise – an…
By Jennifer Sanin
Play
Harm at Bush Theatre
Harm, penned by Bruntwood Prize winner Phoebe Eclair-Powell, is an angsty and illuminating glimpse into the dangers of…
By Abbie Grundy
Live music
Global Stages Festival showcases what audiences have been missing at the Royal Albert Hall
The Royal Albert Hall’s contribution to the Global Stages festival (a free online festival in collaboration with Sydney…
By Sylvia Unerman
Movie
The 8th
The 8th is a documentary chronicling the long fight to repeal the anti-abortion law in Ireland. It follows…
By Mersa Auda