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Acqua e Zucchero: Carlo Di Palma, i colori della vita (Water and Sugar: Carlo Di Palma, the Colours of Life)
It’s not often that the likes of such esteemed filmmakers as Wim Wenders, Bernardo Bertolucci, Ken Loach, Mira…
By Lindsay Bellingerreview
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Dessert at Southwark Playhouse
Oliver Cotton’s new play offers an evening of sparkling debate with a gritty edge. It’s drawing room drama…
By Laura Foulger
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Disco Pigs at Trafalgar Studios
July’s a pretty savvy time to revive Enda Walsh's Disco Pigs. The sweaty summer months are a period…
By Connor Campbell
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Twilight Song at Park Theatre
The world premiere of Twilight Song, Kevin Elyot’s final play, sounded out like a nightingale's song at Park…
By Bill Kacir
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Scribe
In a captivating political thriller, Thomas Kruithof’s seamless camerawork follows the tribulations and misfortune of his protagonist, Monsieur…
By Anna Harvey
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City of Ghosts
As Raqqa, an otherwise quiet and unremarkable city in Syria, is violated and occupied in 2013 by the…
By Olivia Cal
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Mumburger at the Old Red Lion Theatre
It's rare that a play turns into an olfactory experience. Yet in an intimate – and fairly sweaty…
By Connor Campbell
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Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan’s epic Dunkirk moves like a great machine. It ticks and clunks and whirs, but most importantly,…
By Sam Gray
Food & Drink
Lahpet: A wonderful fusion of London and Burmese culture in Hackney
Boasting a rich and diverse culinary heritage, it's no wonder Burmese cooking is becoming a rising trend amongst…
By Anna Dack
Food & Drink
Morso: London’s latest pop-up showcasing Italian food and liquor
“When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” Though the infamous Doctor Johnson was…
By Daniel Masters