Art
Elizabethan Treasures at the National Portrait Gallery
Why are we fascinated with the miniature? From dolls' houses to micro pets, we love the idea of…
By Anna Souterfeatured
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Soft Animals at Soho Theatre
Laden with gallons of witty writing, a fantastic plot and an excellent handling of sensitive topics, Soft Animals…
By Michael Higgs
Musical
Only Fools and Horses: The Musical at Theatre Royal Haymarket
From Peckham to the West End, Britain’s much-loved classic TV sitcom, Only Fools and Horses, is back –…
By Ghazaleh Golpira
Art
Franz West at the Tate Modern
Franz West spent his career poking fun at artists and at the art world. Whenever he was invited…
By Anna Souter
Food & Travel
World Restaurant Awards: Tiny South African beach eatery Wolfgat wins Restaurant of the Year at inaugural edition
Last night in Paris, the World Restaurant Awards revealed the winners of their inaugural edition in front of…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Movie
Capernaum
Poverty and child abuse, crucial issues in today’s world, are the subject of Nadine Labaki’s remarkable and heartbreaking…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Live music
Jeremy Loops and James Hersey at the Roundhouse
James Hersey’s love of performing shines through on stage, but mostly in his banter – lighthearted, charming quips…
By Daniel McLeod
Dance
Babylon Beyond Borders at the Bush Theatre
Babylon Beyond Borders is crucially relevant, raw, honest and poignantly situated in a divided and politicised present. It…
By Marissa Khaos
Musical
Rip It Up: The 60s at Garrick Theatre
Following a successful run of the previous decade in 2017, Rip It Up: The 60s embraces a cumulative…
By Ezelle Alblas
Movie
Happy Death Day 2U
Happy Death Day 2U isn't another slasher flick. In fact, it's barely even a horror film. Now that’s…
By Musanna Ahmed