Play
Woman Before a Glass at Jermyn Street Theatre
“Modern Art is Living Art,” Peggy Guggenheim declares, while explaining her duty to save as many creations as…
By Cristiana Ferrautireview
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Play
The Birthday Party at the Harold Pinter Theatre
An utterly unbelievable cast celebrate The Birthday Party as it turns 60 this year. The production is an…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Live music
Tigercub at Scala
Seaside town Brighton has given us many bands from The Kooks and Fujiya & Miyagi to The Go!…
By Selina Begum
Art
Bridget Riley: Recent Paintings 2014-2017 at David Zwirner
Bridget Riley is the mother of op-art. She shot to fame so quickly in the 1960s that, when…
By Anna Souter
Play
All’s Well That Ends Well at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
It’s one of the most famous phrases from one of Shakespeare’s least celebrated plays. With such a rollercoaster…
By Bev Lung
Play
Amadeus at the National Theatre
Chances are you’ve met Lucian Msamati’s solemn stare in posters adorning the tunnels of the London Underground. He…
By Musanna Ahmed
Play
Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 at the Gate Theatre
In March 1992, African-American taxi driver Rodney King was savagely beaten following a car chase in LA by…
By Mersa Auda
Musical
Girl from the North Country at the Noël Coward Theatre
The jukebox musical is a relatively recent phenomenon in theatre, and it could be argued that Bob Dylan’s…
By Stuart Boyland
Movie
My Life Story
Part documentary, part stand-up, part one man show, My Life Story is an endearing and deeply personal account…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
Attraction
Visual effects reign supreme in this loud alien arrival sci-fi directed by Fedor Bondarchuk (Stalingrad), which is thickly…
By Jake Cudsi