British Sea Power at the Barbican: Music for Polish Animation Classics
Indie-rock sextet British Sea Power brought new life to 20th century Polish animations in this one-off show at…
By Tarn Rodgers JohnsIndie-rock sextet British Sea Power brought new life to 20th century Polish animations in this one-off show at…
By Tarn Rodgers JohnsA classic Hollywood feel-good comedy, Zack Braff’s Going in Style is about long-time friends who decide to rob…
By Catherine SedgwickMartin (Damien Lewis) seemingly has the perfect life: he is the youngest ever recipient of the Pritzker Prize,…
By Connor CampbellKushuthara is Bhutan's highest-grossing film yet and they are working hard to expand their industry, considering TV and…
By Jennifer SaninFollowing on from 2015’s well-received Wildfire, Kent-based five-piece Keston Cobblers Club have released their latest album Almost Home.…
By Alex WhiteOriginating from Greenwich, New York, genre-bending duo Phantogram fill the Shepherd’s Bush Empire with their eclectic brand of…
By Jivan WardFrom the moment the curtain gradually lifts to reveal rows upon rows of tapping feet, the breathtaking choreographies…
By Mersa AudaIn Consent, Nina Raine has somehow taken the various legal arguments around the titular topic and woven them…
By Connor CampbellCity of Tiny Lights is the new British crime thriller from BAFTA-winning director Pete Travis. Written by Patrick…
By Sarah BradburyBanished to the arse-end of nowhere, ten young bloods with cut-glass vowels and deep pockets are meeting in…
By Katy Pryer