Play
Pig at the New Diorama Theatre
Pig tells the story of law and order in contemporary Britain “from both sides of the thin blue…
By Leo Westreview
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Play
Martyr at the Unicorn Theatre
Benjamin has found God. A usual self-exploratory process that most teenagers undergo, which conjures up images of volunteering…
By Theodora Munroe
Art
Sinta Tantra: Fantastic/Chromatic at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
Kristin Hjellegjerde’s gallery in leafy Wandsworth Town usually blends in with its surroundings, but Sinta Tantra’s new exhibition…
By Cath Willcox
Live music
Alfie Connor at St Pancras Old Church
This summer, Sheffield-native Goldsmiths-grad Alfie Connor played the BBC Introducing tent at Glastonbury, and as the weather turns…
By Cath Willcox
Theatre
Different Class at Etcetera Theatre
It’s the morning after a big one at Maria’s and there’s plenty to discuss. Okay, so maybe the…
By Thomas Jordan
Movie
Made You Look
Colour is the real star of Made You Look. From the film’s abrupt opening to its celebratory final…
By James Ager
Movie
Letters to Max
Abkhazia is a small piece of land between Georgia and Russia with a somewhat disputed existence. Though it…
By Natasha Furlong
Movie
Momentum
Intended to be the entry point in a series of films, Momentum, directorial debut of Stephen Campanelli, feels…
By Natasha Furlong
Musical
Kinky Boots at the Adelphi
A strutting of high-heeled fun on the Strand, Kinky Boots initially invites audiences to witness a story about…
By Alejandra Arrieta
Play
The Etienne Sisters at Theatre Royal Stratford East
The Etienne Sisters, a touching play written by Ché Walker and punctuated with original songs from Anoushka Lucas…
By Frances Lai