Play
Misanthrope at Camden People’s Theatre
French playwright, poet and actor Molière was most well known for his comedies, farces and tragicomedies, and widely…
By Selina Begumreview
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Live music
Meltdown Festival: Mogwai at the Royal Festival Hall
Expansive and experimental, the soundscapes of Glaswegian four-piece Mogwai have carved a pioneering trajectory through the band’s 22-year…
By Laura Foulger
Food & Drink
San Carlo in St James’s: The warm and welcoming taste of Italy
Most major cities across the UK are familiar with the San Carlo restaurant group, as the last 20…
By Alex Julie Woods
Musical
Abandon at the Lyric Hammersmith
It is always exciting to see new productions, especially when a gang of budding actors is involved. Abandon, the fruits…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Live music
Meltdown Festival: Moon Duo at the Purcell Room
The ultra-modern settings of the Purcell Room at the Southbank Centre played host to a night of suitably…
By Jake Cudsi
Play
Whist at Sadler’s Wells
Whist is a virtual reality show that was born out of directors Esteban Forumi and Aoi Nakamura’s desire…
By Mersa Auda
Live music
Meltdown Festival: Manic Street Preachers at Royal Festival Hall
In general, the different aspects of a performance (like reception, stage presence and sound quality), whilst theoretically separable, act as a…
By Ed Edwards
Movie
Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Jean-Michel Basquiat died at the rock-star age of 27 after becoming one of the most important figures in…
By Euan Franklin
Live music
Meltdown Festival: Death Cab for Cutie and Fear of Men at Queen Elizabeth Hall
Brighton based four-piece Fear of Men support Seattle indie rockers Death Cab for Cutie tonight. The band emerge, the…
By Selina Begum
Musical
Legally Blonde: The Musical at New Wimbledon Theatre
Based on the hit comedy film with Reese Witherspoon which tells the story of pretty-in-pink Elle Woods as…
By Marissa Khaos