Food & Drink
Farang in Highbury: Spicy Thai street food that is made to be shared
Spending a summer’s evening at Farang – the popular North London supper club-turned-restaurant – is one of the…
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Whitney
“And when the night falls, loneliness calls.” A stark spotlight sheds light on the turbulent life of one…
By Bev Lung
Live music
Jack White at Hammersmith Apollo
Jack White, former frontman of The White Stripes – now a household alternative rock name in his own right –…
By Regan Harle
Play
One for Sorrow at the Royal Court Theatre
In Cordelia Lynn’s latest play, Western liberal response to social upheaval comes under scrutiny. Utilising the drawing room drama…
By Laura Foulger
Musical
Fun Home at the Young Vic
Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home – a genuinely canonical graphic memoir dealing with sexuality, suicide and the unhappiness of a middle-class American family –…
By Connor Campbell
Art
Michael Jackson: On the Wall at the National Portrait Gallery
Few figures in the last 50 years can be said to have had as much of a cultural…
By Daniel Amir
Opera
The Turn of the Screw at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
A horror story in the most classical sense, Benjamin Britten’s adaptation of Henry James’s shocking 1898 novella The…
By Kari Megeed
Movie
Tag
It’s a common rite of passage to lose touch with one’s mates. Different paths pull apart seemingly timeless…
By Euan Franklin
Movie
Sicario: Day of the Soldado
Speculation typically followed Denis Villeneuve’s decision to take a step back from production on the sequel to his 2015…
By Guy Lambert
Movie
The Endless
Fantasy, horror and sci-fi often rely on a purity of concept for their major thrust. Others strive instead…
By Daniel Amir