Food & Drink
House’s Afternoon Tea at the National Theatre
What was once known as Mezzanine is now known as House. The National Theatre’s upmarket restaurant has been…
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Unboxed at Etcetera
The Face to Face festival celebrates solo theatre and its power to candidly speak to an audience. A…
By Mersa Auda
Movie
Cartel Land
“It’s kind of like a David and Goliath story out there” explains Tim Foley, his piercing blue gaze…
By Isabelle Milton
Play
The Playboy of the Western World at the Southwark Playhouse
The work of Irish playwright John Millington Synge, The Playboy of the Western World was met with discord…
By Theodora Munroe
Live music
Hyde & Beast at the Sebright Arms
As the end of summer keeps threatening to arrive in London, a gig featuring a band whose style…
By Alejandra Arrieta
Play
Boys & Girls at the Tristan Bates Theatre
Meet Tom Worsley and Alice Marshall or, in this instance, a boy and a girl who take us…
By Rasha Barazi
Movie
Carmen at the Soho Theatre
In a new English version of George Bizet's most enduring work, Carmen, currently playing at the Soho Theatre,…
By Cath Willcox
Movie
Alive Inside
Documentary filmmaker Michael Rossato-Bennett, makes his feature length debut with Alive Inside, winning the Audience Award at the…
By The editorial unit
Play
King Lear with Sheep at the Courtyard
The distinctive smell of livestock wafts out from backstage, signalling to excited audience members that they are in…
By Sarah Button
Movie
Life
Life chronicles the blossoming friendship between actor James Dean and his photographer Dennis Stock, before the release of…
By Jordon Ward