Art
Nikolai Astrup – Painting Norway at Dulwich Picture Gallery
Displaying at once complex themes while presenting humble images, this collection of Nikolai Astrup's paintings and prints is…
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Food & Drinks
Bombay Brasserie in Kensington
Indian cuisine may be a long-held British favourite, but your average Brit wouldn’t find much familiar at Kensington’s…
By Laura Foulger
Movie
Freeheld
Freeheld, based on an Oscar-winning documentary short of the same name, features a world-class cast re-enacting an inspirational…
By Edward Till
Play
This Was the World and I Was King at Brockley Jack Theatre
The HookHitch Theatre’s This Was the World and I Was King tries too hard to tug at our…
By Georgie Cowan-Turner
Play
The Master Builder at the Old Vic
Matthew Warchus' inaugural season as Artistic Director at the Old Vic is proving to be an enormous success.…
By Alexandra Fletcher
Art
Tyler Shields: Decadence at Maddox Gallery
Decadence has publicised itself using words such as “subversive”, “provocative” and “tongue-in-cheek”. It is none of these things.…
By Edward Till
Movie
Noble
Christina Noble’s biopic, directed by Stephen Bradley, sets out to prove that there are few people more deserving…
By Natasha Furlong
Live music
Seafret at 100 Club
Emerging indie band Seafret had the opportunity of a lifetime to perform at the historic 100 Club last…
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Live music
Massive Attack at Brixton Academy
Hot on the heels of their recent EP release Ritual Spirit, Massive Attack came to London last night…
By James Fisher
Art
Out There: Our Post-War Public Art at Somerset House
Historic England, the recently renamed body that used to be English Heritage, isn’t really known for its art.…
By James Fisher