Musical
Bring It On at Southwark Playhouse
For some, it's hard to believe that cheerleading is more than just a few flips and chants –…
By Regan Harlefeatured
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Musical
Little Shop of Horrors at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
It's baffling that Howard Ashman and Alan Menken’s Little Shop of Horrors doesn't occupy a more prominent spot…
By Connor Campbell
Movie
The Guardians
When the Great War takes hold of Europe in 1915, its effects are not only felt on the…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
Christopher Robin
Since the turn of the noughties, Disney has headed back into their animated vault and pulled some of…
By Jason Kerin
Play
Aristocrats at the Donmar Warehouse
In 1979 Aristocrats kicked off a fecund 18-month period that saw Brian Friel knock out career highlights Faith…
By Connor Campbell
Live music
Lara Smiles at the Monarch
Lara Smiles – an up-and-coming singer from London – brings the heat back to Camden after the steep…
By Michael Higgs
Movie
The Meg
The Meg is ridiculous shark-shlock with wisecracking dialogue, big splashes and an even bigger fish. The problem? It only…
By Will Almond
Play
Camden Fringe 2018: Did it Hurt? at Camden People’s Theatre
Michael Faulkner and Joshua Poole are the duo behind and in front of Did It Hurt? This is…
By Musanna Ahmed
Movie
Under the Tree
Under the Tree (Undir trénu), Iceland’s foreign language entry at the Oscars earlier this year, takes the building…
By Will Almond
Movie
Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero
Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero is a heartfelt, action-packed family movie that has the heart and maturity to…
By Laura Boyle