Musical
Effigies of Wickedness at the Gate Theatre
History lessons aren't normally this fun. Effigies of Wickedness (Songs Banned by the Nazis) is a strange beast: a…
By Connor Campbellfeatured
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Cannes
BlacKkKlansman
This is the sort of film that awakens Cannes. Furious, funny and agitating, Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman is an explicit,…
By Joseph Owen
Movie
On Chesil Beach
The four-time Olivier award-winning director Dominic Cooke makes his feature film directorial debut in this delicate adaptation of…
By Jake Cudsi
Live music
Max Richter’s and Yulia Mahr’s Sounds and Visions at the Barbican
Music and images, tunes and pictures, sounds and visions go hand in hand in the wonderful weekend festival…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Food & Drink
Ekte Nordic in Mansion House: A stylish celebration of Scandinavian flavours
Nestled in Bloomberg Arcade in the heart of London’s financial district, Ekte Nordic Kitchen have opened their doors…
By Alex Julie Woods
Art
Maria Kreyn: Polyphony at Heist
Entering the elegant secret location of the Heist gallery’s impressive debut exhibition Polyphony by Russian artist Maria Kreyn, one is struck by the…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Art
Affordable Art Fair 2018 in Hampstead: What to see (and buy)
The Affordable Art Fair re-opens its doors this year in the idyllic scenery of Hampstead Heath. The exhibition…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Play
Nightfall at the Bridge Theatre
The place that shaped us will forever repel and attract us, a formidable gravity around which we begrudgingly…
By Laura Foulger
Play
Life and Fate at Theatre Royal Haymarket
Life and Fate is a masterclass in the dramatic arts. Theatre Royal Haymarket have taken something of a…
By Daniel Amir
Live music
Asaf Avidan at Union Chapel
Asaf Avidan powerfully captivated the Union Chapel’s audience with a melodic journey through visceral emotions. For the London…
By Cristiana Ferrauti