Movie
Bridget Jones’s Baby: An uplifting, heartwarming and hilarious sequel
The first one is a classic. The second one arguably not so much so. So what can be…
By Michelle Keepencefeatured
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Venice
The Journey
Odd couples and road trips are staples of western cinema stretching back almost to the very birth of…
By Tom Rayner-Fox
Live music
Unity Rocks: The Libertines at Brixton Academy
The infamous Libertines, self-professed champions of British indie rock, returned to the stage for a suitably chaotic and…
By Alexander Corona
Art
You Say You Want a Revolution? Record and Rebels 1966-1970 at the V&A
If you've taken the tube recently, you might have noticed that the V&A has already begun advertising its…
By Anna Souter
Musical
Vanities: The Musical at Trafalgar Studios
Written by Jack Heifner and based on his own off-Broadway hit play from 1976, Vanities: The Musical is…
By Mark Sempill
Album
James Vincent McMorrow – We Move
Written and recorded in Toronto, Dublin and London, the new album by James Vincent McMorrow, We Move, is…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Movie
Captain Fantastic
Any film that fully immerses the viewer in the twists and turns of the journey taking place is…
By Laura Ewing
Opera
Mandela Trilogy at the Royal Festival Hall
Written and directed by Michael Williams, Cape Town Opera's remarkable and inspirational Mandela Trilogy has opened at the…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Play
The Entertainer at the Garrick Theatre
Alone on the stage, Branagh tap dances lit by a white spotlight which obscures everything else from view.…
By Georgie Cowan-Turner
Movie
Café Society
Woody Allen’s newest release, Café Society, takes a trip to the beginning of commercial cinematography: Hollywood in the 1930s.Following…
By Luisa Kapp