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Cruise at Duchess Theatre
After what feels like an eternity, theatre is finally back. An obvious, practical choice as we reacclimatise ourselves…
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Lou Hayter – Private Sunshine
London-born musician and DJ Lou Hayter has stepped out from behind the keys and decks with the release…
By Jennifer Sanin
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Gary Numan – Intruder
To those who grew up listening to late 1970s compilations, Gary Numan is something of an enduring musical…
By Mark Worgan
Art
David Hockney: The Arrival of Spring, Normandy, 2020 at the Royal Academy of Arts
From youthful, peroxide blond rebel in those distinctive red glasses to the distinguished Academician of today, David Hockney’s…
By James White
Movie
The Human Voice
Veteran Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar (Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown) has adapted Jean Cocteau’s short…
By Jake Cudsi
Food & Drink
Chameleon in Marylebone: A little oasis in the midst of London
Located at One Marylebone in a Georgian-era church, the first thing one notices about Chameleon is the monumental…
By Alex Julie Woods
Live music
Live from the Barbican: Paul Weller and the BBC Symphony Orchestra
Paul Weller is no stranger to performing live with an orchestra. He did so to critical acclaim in…
By Francis Nash
Movie
The Human Factor
Brought to screens by director Dror Moreh, The Human Factor may well be the most powerful and relevant…
By Guy Lambert
Movie
A Space in Time
“I didn’t want to be like that. I want to play football with my friends.” No child should…
By Jonathan Marshall
Album
Jorja Smith – Be Right Back | EP review
It’s somehow already been three years since British singer-songwriter Jorja Smith released her debut album Lost and Found.…
By Bev Lung