With echoes of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and the classic drawing...
The National, the Cincinatti-born and Brooklyn-based band, much beloved of...
Whoever penned the phrase “Jack of all trades, master of none” had not...
Joseph Wilde’s first full length play, Cuddles, sets itself up as a modern vampire tale,...
The London Photo Festival is a biannual event that offers budding...
Phildel, a London singer-songwriter of Chinese and Irish extraction, played the ornate yet...
The Travelling Band, five alt-folk/alt-Americana consummate musicians...
Following the release of her debut album as a signed artist and a song used...
Fast, opulent, hedonistic, sparkling, daze-inducing: in a word, spectacular. This, and more, is...
An imaginative approach to performance art, the audience...
Rajiv Joseph’s 2009 play, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, finally makes its way to London, not with a whimper but with a great big roar and ACDC’s Thunderstruck playing on full volume. It’s 2003, and war has broken out in Iraq. Baghdad is in flames. Iraqis are forced to manage conflicting...
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