Food & Drink
Dickie’s Bar at Corrigan’s in Mayfair
When you think of Mayfair cocktails, your mind probably goes to the kind of elegant, lavishly appointed, but…
By Virginia Clarkfeatured
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Theatre
Briefs: Close Encounters at Underbelly Festival
Right now, “shit is feeling, well, pretty shit” but – fear not – the future is bright. The…
By Katy Pryer
Live music
Tom Hickox at Oslo Hackney: An enthralling performance by one of today’s most gifted lyricists
A serious-looking Tom Hickox makes his entrance warmly welcoming Hackney's Oslo: “Hello you beautiful people.” Man of Anatomy…
By Selina Begum
Play
Dessert at Southwark Playhouse
Oliver Cotton’s new play offers an evening of sparkling debate with a gritty edge. It’s drawing room drama…
By Laura Foulger
Play
Twilight Song at Park Theatre
The world premiere of Twilight Song, Kevin Elyot’s final play, sounded out like a nightingale's song at Park…
By Bill Kacir
Movie
Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan’s epic Dunkirk moves like a great machine. It ticks and clunks and whirs, but most importantly,…
By Sam Gray
Live music
Foals and Bonobo headline Citadel Festival 2017 in Victoria Park
Only in London can you put up a one-day festival on a Sunday and have it packed to…
By Sarah Bradbury
Play
Touch at Soho Theatre
You know Delilah. Or your sister is a bit like her. Or your friend, the one in HR,…
By Jonathan Mahon-Heap
Art
Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power at Tate Modern
Each of the 12 rooms of this exhibition comes with an epithet from an African-American artist working in…
By Miranda Slade
Movie
War for the Planet of the Apes
Having risen from their humble beginnings into the dawn of a bleak new world, the apes are back,…
By Sam Gray