Play
The Seagull at the Pack and Carriage
Staging a major work of Anton Chekhov is a perilous task, but a guaranteed crowd-puller, and therefore a…
By Mark Beckettreview
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Absurd Bird in Shoreditch
There are restaurants that feed you well and there are restaurants that feed you until you begin to…
By Jack Lury
Theatre
Race Horse Company: Super Sunday at the Roundhouse
A new circus is in town, and there really couldn’t be a better venue for it than north…
By Alexandra Newson
Movie
Court
The premise of Court is an extremely simple one: it’s a dramatised exploration of India’s legal system, following…
By James Ager
Art
Breaking Stones 1963-1965: A Band on the Brink of Superstardom at Proud Chelsea
This small collection of photographs of the youthful Rolling Stones by celebrated visual chronicler of 60s celebrity culture…
By Edward Till
Live music
John Joseph Brill at St Pancras Old Church
A palpable sense of antiquity pervades the tranquil, candlelit interior of St Pancras Old Church, offering serene sanctuary…
By Stuart Boyland
Play
Goodnight Mister Tom at Richmond Theatre
Set at the beginning of the Second World War, Good Night Mister Tom at Richmond Theatre tells the…
By Luisa Kapp
Play
The Caretaker at the Old Vic
There are echoes of Waiting for Godot in Harold Pinter's 1959 play The Caretaker: an aimless storyline littered with…
By Laura Foulger
Live music
Sunset Sons at Koko
Sunset Sons walk on to a background of sparkling LEDs and a maximum capacity crowd, opening with Know My…
By Aneequa Sameen
Play
The Taming of the Shrew at the Arts Theatre
What do you get when you take a play about a man bent on “taming” an unruly woman,…
By Stuart McMillan