Anya Montague has been half of globe-trotting bar consultancy Travelling Bartenders for the last five years. After stints…
By Virginia ClarkThe 1930s: economic turmoil, political dissatisfaction and militant nationalism on the rise. It’s a set of circumstances that…
By Anna SouterIn many ways theatre is more limited than film, what with its CGI tricks and the arrival of…
By Laura FoulgerWith the upcoming UK release of her fourth studio album, Lost on You, LP provides Koko with a…
By Jivan WardThe introduction to the text of Nuclear War reads like a gentle manifesto. It is Simon Stephens urging…
By Connor CampbellIt’s unclear whether Marvel expected Guardians of the Galaxy to be a monolithic blockbuster hit, given the esoteric…
By Sam GrayPlaywright Christopher Hampton’s The Philanthropist is a homage to and subversion of Moliere’s Le Misanthrope. We meet Philip,…
By Laura FoulgerThe Kasabian/Oasis comparison isn't new: the songwriter plays the guitar, leaving the singing duties to the frontman; both…
By Filippo L'Astorina“Eat where chefs eat” is an age old adage. Phaidon of course, print a stout little book based…
By Daniel MastersDirector Mohamed Diab walks the thin line between art and truth, exposing a harsh reality while simultaneously exercising…
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