Musical
Legally Blonde: The Musical at New Wimbledon Theatre
Based on the hit comedy film with Reese Witherspoon which tells the story of pretty-in-pink Elle Woods as…
By Marissa Khaosfeatured
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Food & Drink
Cheek by Jowl pop-up at Carousel: A taste of Australia in London
Over the years, Carousel’s open kitchen has welcomed a whole host of culinary legends from around the world…
By Alex Julie Woods
Movie
Puzzle opens Edinburgh Film Festival 2018
Emerging from the ashes of Weinstein in the wake of #MeToo, female-led movies are going through a long-deserved…
By Euan Franklin
Play
Notes From the Field at the Royal Court Theatre
The LIFT Festival is so vital not only because it brings to the capital some of the most…
By Connor Campbell
Play
Octoroon at the National Theatre
"I'm a black playwright. Whatever that means," says Ken Nwosu in the role of dramatist Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, dressed only…
By Laura Foulger
Live music
Travis play The Man Who at Royal Festival Hall: A much-needed celebration of British rock
Tonight at the Royal Festival Hall Travis played a great, much-needed show. At some point Fran Healy told…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Culture
“My mum would pray for me”: Sadia Azmat and Monty Onanuga discuss why there are no taboos on No Country for Young Women
A bank doesn’t sound like the most natural setting to talk about sex and shaking up the status…
By Rosamund Kelby
Art
Thomas Cole: Eden to Empire at the National Gallery
Thomas Cole (1805-1848), the father of American painting, was actually born in England. Growing up in Lancashire until the age…
By Anna Souter
Movie
Hereditary
Every generation has what we’ll call its "horror moment". The moment it realises that you can extract something…
By Joseph Irwin
Play
Machinal at the Almeida Theatre
Machinal is a migraine. Sophie Treadwell's 1928 play – inspired by the trial and execution of Ruth Snyder, and a nonagenarian…
By Connor Campbell