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Camden Fringe 2017: Skin Deep at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Launched yesterday was London’s answer to the now renowned Edinburgh Festival Fringe, with its own brimming line up…
By Sarah Bradburyreview
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Continuity at Finborough Theatre
The main show at the intimate Finborough Theatre this summer season is Just to Get Married, but on…
By Mersa Auda
Play
Rabbits at Park Theatre
Rabbits is an absurd and darkly comic triptych of stories, following one couple through three possible lives as…
By Vicky Munro
Movie
Land of Mine
Danish writer-director Martin Zandvliet’s penetrating study into Denmark’s dark post-WWII history is destined to be a classic piece…
By Lindsay Bellinger
Movie
Maudie
It may not be a biopic of Van Gogh, Turner or Warhol, but Maudie presents a beautifully understated…
By Bev Lung
Movie
Williams
Williams, a documentary from BAFTA-winning director Morgan Matthews, details the lives – both on and off the circuit…
By The editorial unit
Movie
The Ghoul
Gareth Tunley’s debut film The Ghoul is an ambitious attempt at producing somewhat of an amalgamation of a…
By The editorial unit
Movie
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
Luc Besson undoubtedly has an interesting (and in the case of La Femme Nikita and Léon: The Professional, exceptional)…
By The editorial unit
Play
Coming Clean at the King’s Head Theatre
Coming Clean was Kevin Elyot’s first professional play and was originally performed three decades ago, marking its 35th anniversary…
By Anna Harvey
Live music
Ride at XOYO
Bathed in crimson red light, XOYO hosts legendary Oxford shoegaze outfit Ride, as part of the Erol Alkan…
By Selina Begum