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Buried Child at Trafalgar Studios
Sam Shepard’s 1978 Pulitzer Prize-winning play Buried Child is the quietly haunting tale of a dysfunctional American family…
By Mersa Audafeatured
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Food & Drink
Pisqu in Fitzrovia
Fitzrovia is London's hottest food district and now it's becoming the home of Peruvian cuisine. Last month, chef…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Movie
Snowden
As timely as it could ever be, Oliver Stone’s Snowden paints a compelling picture of Edward Snowden’s journey…
By Tess Colley
Live music
Jess Glynne at the 02 Arena
Things have moved quickly for Jess Glynne since her formidable vocals were featured on Clean Bandit's Grammy Award-winning…
By Joanna Blyth
Literature
Erri de Luca wins the Bad Sex in Fiction Award 2016 with his “plank stuck to her stomach”
Last night, beneath looming portraits of stiff-looking men (and one woman, Queen Victoria), a crowd of authors, writers,…
By Tess Colley
Art
Robert Rauschenberg at Tate Modern
“Tracey Emin’s bed would not have been unmade nor Damien Hirst’s sheep immersed in formaldehyde if it weren’t…
By Sarah Bradbury
Movie
Moana
Moana, the latest animated heroine to join the Disney family, is the teenage daughter of a Pacific Island…
By Sarah Bradbury
Art
The New Design Museum opens in Kensington
London's Design Museum has relatively humble origins. When it was started by designer Terence Conran and journalist Stephen…
By Anna Souter
Live music
James Bay at the Slaughtered Lamb
As part of Communion’s tenth birthday celebrations, James Bay returned to the venue where it all started for him.…
By The editorial unit
Music
White Lies: An interview with Harry McVeigh and Jack Lawrence-Brown
White Lies are an indie-rock, post-punk band with origins in Ealing. Three three-piece, who have been playing together…
By Lucas Cumiskey