Movie
Insyriated
Philippe Van Leeuw’s Insyriated (2017), which recently won an Audience Award at the 67th Berlin International Film Festival,…
By Vicky Munrofeatured
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Art
Five must-see London exhibitions in September 2017
September is here, and the art world is revving up again after a quiet summer. Some of the…
By Anna Souter
Play
Lions and Tigers at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Amidst the dim candlelight of the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, a bright new play emerges: Lions and Tigers, a personal…
By Bill Kacir
Live music
Amy Macdonald at Omeara
Upon entering the cosy, intimate space of the Omeara, the stage immediately confronted the audience with its display…
By Ed Edwards
Cinema & TV
Patti Cake$: Interviews with Geremy Jasper, Danielle Macdonald and cast
Mix the cinematic ingenuity of Guy Ritchie with the musical direction of Edgar Wright and what have you…
By Sam Gray
Movie
The Farthest
The exceptional documentary The Farthest, from the mind of Irish writer/director Emer Reynolds, is captivating. This remarkable piece…
By Lindsay Bellinger
Theatre
Comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe: Our pick of the best stand-up
Since its origin in 1947, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe has grown into the largest event of its kind.…
By Stuart Boyland
Play
Knives in Hens at the Donmar Warehouse
Sour, earthy smells mingle with the acrid tang of smoke. A giant wheel is barely lit from behind,…
By Connor Campbell
Live music
Muse treat fans with setlist-on-demand show for charity at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Over the last decade, Muse shows have featured Orwellian LED pyramids, UFOs, satellite dishes, drones, acrobats suspended from…
By Nicolas Padamsee
Movie
Detroit
Detroit is the gripping new American period drama from Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow, uncovering a true story of…
By Sarah Bradbury