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Blood Knot at Orange Tree Theatre
South Africa, 1961. Amidst the shanties and mud huts of Port Elizabeth’s suburban district, Korsten – where donkeys…
By Ghazaleh Golpirafeatured
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Yamato – Passion at the Peacock Theatre
Japanese percussion troupe Yamato returns to London with a new show, Passion. Hailing from Asuka, a rural village…
By Daniel McLeod
Food & Drink
Yen in Aldwych: Wonderful soba noodles and a dazzling sushi bar
There's an exciting, often unspoken rivalry between the London and Parisian food scenes, something that many would have…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Play
Admissions at Trafalgar Studios
Joshua Harmon’s latest venture is an expletive-ridden exorcism of exceptionalism and hypocrisy in university admissions, personified by embattled…
By Jasper Watkins
Play
The Twilight Zone at the Ambassadors Theatre
Based on the classic vintage TV show, The Twilight Zone at Ambassadors Theatre is a joyful, Kafka-esque, spooky…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Live music
Shakin’ Stevens at Cadogan Hall
Shakin' Stevens – the biggest-selling UK singles artist of the 1980s – came to London on his Greatest Hits –…
By Adrian Peel
Musical
9 to 5 at the Savoy Theatre
Jolly music, bright colours and an empowering theme of female revolution against male tyranny are the ingredients for…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Movie
Captain Marvel
The first cinematic release after veteran comic book writer Stan Lee’s death back in November 2018, Captain Marvel…
By Selina Begum
Musical
Waitress at the Adelphi Theatre
The extent to which Waitress commits to pies is as impressive as it is truly absurd. Towering pie…
By Connor Campbell
Play
Medea at the Barbican: Simon Stone’s production is a profoundly powerful, dark and haunting masterpiece
Is Greek drama suitable for the modern stage? For viewers of Medea at the Barbican the answer is…
By Michael Higgs