Art
Paul Strand: Photography and Film for the 20th Century at the V&A
The UK hasn't seen a major retrospective dedicated to the American photographer Paul Strand since the 1970s. The…
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Live music
Lights at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen
In artsy Shoreditch at the Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen, Canadian electro-pop act Lights wowed with a fantastic,…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Musical
Miss Atomic Bomb at St James Theatre
Based on true-life beauty pageants created in Las Vegas to celebrate atomic bomb testing. Miss Atomic Bomb does…
By Georgie Cowan-Turner
Movie
Sing Street
The premise of Sing Street is not a complicated one: a kid at a new school must form…
By James Ager
Literature
Letters Live at Freemasons’ Hall
“Letters are like time bombs waiting to be set off by the reader.” It’s easy to forget that…
By James Fisher
Art
Strange and Familiar: Britain as Revealed by International Photographers at the Barbican
The new exhibition at the Barbican Centre is curated by iconic British photographer Martin Parr, whose influence is palpable…
By Anna Souter
Album
The 1975 – I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It
Amid rumours that the band was breaking up after producing only one album, The 1975 is back and…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Play
Luce at Southwark Playhouse
Do we ever really know our children? JC Lee addresses this question with some alarming answers in Luce. His gripping, intense…
By Dominique Perrett
Musical
Bad Girls: The Musical at Union Theatre
If you’re looking for a thoroughly entertaining night out at the theatre, Bad Girls: The Musical delivers in…
By Alexandra Newson
Movie
10 Cloverfield Lane
“I’m sorry, but no one is looking for you,” rumbles John Goodman’s doomsday prepper Harold to a shocked…
By Thomas Davidson