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Pinter Seven at the Harold Pinter Theatre
Tonight's programme dangles the audience from a precipice in a manner so perfectly Pinteresque you half expect the…
By Rosamund Kelbyfeatured
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Food & Drink
Farzi Café in St James’s: Traditional Indian recipes transformed into delightful modern dishes
Indian cuisine caters to London palates in exquisite fashion at the new British culinary venture by Zorawar Kalra.…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Live music
Bastille at Brixton Academy
Bastille had no problem selling out the O2 Academy in Brixton, illustrating their sustained popularity since their lauded…
By Jasper Watkins
Movie
Jellyfish
Sarah Taylor’s world is no joke. Only 15, she’s already mother and father to her younger siblings, carer…
By Laura Jorden
Movie
The Kid Who Would Be King
Cinema has missed Joe Cornish, who made a splash with the thrilling genre mash-up Attack the Block in…
By Musanna Ahmed
Movie
Instant Family
Writer-director Sean Anders’s losing streak comes to an unequivocal end with the lovely Instant Family. Moving away from…
By Musanna Ahmed
Art
Nelson Mandela: The Official Exhibition at 26 Leake Street Gallery
When you hear the name Nelson Mandela, what usually comes to mind? Legendary peacemaker? African hero? Principal player…
By Amaliah Sara Marmon-Halm
Berlinale
The Kindness of Strangers: A dreamy look at what humanity could be
Lone Scherfig returns to Berlinale this year opening the 69th festival with her star-studded film The Kindness of…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Play
Home, I’m Darling at the Duke of York’s Theatre
After a sell-out run at the National Theatre in 2018, Home, I’m Darling transfers to the West End…
By Jonathan Marshall
Movie
If Beale Street Could Talk
It is unfortunate that the burden that must be carried after winning the Academy Award for Best Picture…
By Guy Lambert