Art
Serpentine Pavilion 2018 by Frida Escobedo at Serpentine Gallery
Mexican architect Frida Escobedo is only the second solo woman and the youngest person to be selected for…
By Anna Souterfeatured
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Live music
Angus and Julia Stone at the Royal Albert Hall
Siblings Angus and Julia Stone, acolytes of a pop-folk sound that has struggled to prosper in the mainstream…
By Jake Cudsi
Play
Little Pieces of Gold Showcase at Southwark Playhouse
Writing for the theatre, no matter how capacious your talent, is for most a precarious and thankless game. Those…
By Laura Foulger
Movie
Ocean’s 8
It’s been 11 years since we last saw an Ocean’s movie, with 2007’s Ocean's 13 providing a satisfying conclusion to director Steven…
By Jason Kerin
Movie
The Happy Prince
A true artist will embrace the real meaning of love, whether it be in spirit or physical form,…
By Guy Lambert
Musical
Young Frankenstein at the Garrick Theatre
This musical adaptation of Mel Brooks’s 1974 horror-comedy film is a laugh-out-loud, innuendo-laden experience that doesn’t take itself…
By Joseph Irwin
Play
Julie at the National Theatre
The party's over. Skipping through a hefty hat-trick of race, class and mental health, Polly Stenham's theatrical homage to Made in…
By Connor Campbell
Culture
Sundance London 2018: A chat with the directors of Skate Kitchen, Half of the Picture, An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn and Leave No Trace
Away from the hustle and bustle of the red carpet, we caught up with the directors behind some…
By Sarah Bradbury
Live music
Newton Faulkner at Borderline
Newton Faulkner was a fairly big deal about ten years ago. He had two number one albums between 2007…
By Joseph Irwin
Play
Killer Joe at Trafalgar Studios
Killer Joe has courted controversy since news of its revival at Trafalgar Studios. The very first play of much-since lauded…
By Laura Foulger