Movie
Photograph
Writer-director Ritesh Batra’s newest feature Photograph delicately holds the lives of its protagonists up as they are, cemented…
By Mary-Catherine Harveyfeatured
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Art
Félix Vallotton: Painter of Disquiet at the Royal Academy of Arts
In 1882, at the age of 16, the young Swiss artist Félix Vallotton took the bold decision to…
By James White
Food & Drink
Bob’s Lobster in Bermondsey: The perfect balance of calculated elegance and easy charm
One could be forgiven for walking past Bob’s Lobster, perhaps thinking it similar to Ed’s Diner, or Bubba…
By Peter Ford
Musical
Jean Paul Gaultier Fashion Freak Show at Queen Elizabeth Hall
Jean Paul Gaultier: Fashion Freak Show is an electrifying combination of music, dance, fashion and circus arts- carefully…
By Abbie Grundy
Live music
Gus Dapperton at Heaven: A radiant, hypnotic dance party from an exciting up-and-comer
Does total originality exist anymore? Perhaps not, but it’s always reassuring to come across young artists who don’t…
By Jonathan Marshall
Play
Barber Shop Chronicles at the Roundhouse
Party vibes are in full swing during the pre-show for Barber Shop Chronicles, now adapted for the all-around…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Play
Captain Corelli’s Mandolin at Harold Pinter Theatre
Adapting novels for the stage is inherently difficult. It varies, of course, depending on the length of the…
By Michael Higgs
Live music
Gossip at Somerset House: A spectacular celebration of queer culture
Noughties indie bands have looked forward to this decade to trawl out their "classic" albums on an anniversary…
By Francis Nash
Movie
The Current War
For a movie about the competition between industrial-era engineers, The Current War is surprisingly suspenseful and enthralling. While…
By Laura Boyle
Play
Lunatic 19s – A Deportational Road Trip at Finborough Theatre
After she is arrested for not having returned a rental car on time, problems go from bad to…
By Ghazaleh Golpira