Play
A Dark Night in Dalston at Park Theatre
While Park Theatre’s larger stage shows a very physical, homoerotic production of A Clockwork Orange, the intimate space…
By Mersa Audareview
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Art
Gillian Ayres: Paintings and Woodcuts at Alan Cristea
Gillian Ayres RA CBE, now 87 years old, is having a moment in which her career is being…
By Anna Souter
Art
Michelangelo and Sebastiano at the National Gallery
An extraordinary exhibition of the art of Michelangelo and his protégé Sebastiano del Piomo is on at the…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Food & Drink
Jinjuu in Mayfair
It’s hard to find fault in Jinjuu Mayfair’s Korean Fried Chicken. The signature dish of Judy Joo’s second…
By Daniel Masters
Movie
Seoul Station
Yeon Sang-ho’s latest zombie film is a gritty animated feature that questions who the real monsters are –…
By Georgie Cowan-Turner
Movie
Wolves at the Door
We’d probably be beating a dead horse if we suggested that a horror film based on the Tate…
By Mark Mukasa
Dance
Project Polunin at Sadler’s Wells
If there is one thing that has marked Sergei Polunin’s life, it’s flight. At 13 he set forth…
By Agnish Ray
Play
Seventeen at the Lyric Hammersmith
Poignancy should be in Seventeen's marrow. The final day of school – with pensioners instead of pubescents –…
By Connor Campbell
Movie
The Olive Tree
The Olive Tree blends a simple human drama with contemporary European politics to great effect, in a story…
By Isabelle Milton
Movie
The Salesman
The Salesman comes to the UK riding a wave of prestige from its recent Oscar win – a…
By Sam Gray