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Having a historically themed, immersive theatre experience set in...

Frank Turner rocked a packed-out Brixton Academy with boundless energy on Sunday...

The horror genre is a land of outcasts and deviants. In this cinematic...

Laughter, weeping, silence: three ideas that best encapsulate the experience of...

Buckle up for Will Jackson’s Clutch – a feel good one-hour ride centring on driving...

The late Barrie Keeffe’s modern classic SUS is a harrowing play with great suspense and...

The plot of British director Peter Strickland’s latest project, Flux Gourmet, revolves around...

What Elvis was to this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Blonde was to Venice: an eagerly-awaited...

Finnish director Alli Haapasalo has already picked up an award at this year’s Sundance Film...