Knives in Hens at the Donmar Warehouse
Sour, earthy smells mingle with the acrid tang of smoke. A giant wheel is barely lit from behind,…
By Connor CampbellSour, earthy smells mingle with the acrid tang of smoke. A giant wheel is barely lit from behind,…
By Connor CampbellWalking into Smoke and Salt — a restaurant packed neatly into a shipping container at the back of…
By Amber MedlandSteven Soderbergh, who had intended 2013’s Side Effects to be his final theatrical film, made a U-turn after…
By Olivia CalThe visionary directors of our time will be remembered for their talent for combining genres. Edgar Wright mixes…
By Sean GallenDirector Makoto Shinkai’s critically acclaimed animated drama, Your Name, has been digitally remastered for the IMAX experience. This…
By Mark MukasaIn the midst of the already brooding Coya Angel Court, one table stands apart. A hulk of handcarved…
By Daniel MastersOne of the biggest bands of the late 1980s, Bros – 48-year-old twins Matt and Luke Goss –…
By Adrian PeelOver the last decade, Muse shows have featured Orwellian LED pyramids, UFOs, satellite dishes, drones, acrobats suspended from…
By Nicolas PadamseeDetroit is the gripping new American period drama from Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow, uncovering a true story of…
By Sarah BradburyHotel Salvation, the award-winning film from young and up-and-coming director Shubhashish Bhutiani, tells the story of an elderly…
By Samuel Estebanez