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A mesmerising pandemonium, Gareth Evans’s Havoc is a true showcase of how he has mastered the art form of action-packed thrills infused with nuanced...
Hoarding has long been a subject of fascination for storytellers and...
Gary Owen’s modern rendition of the classic Henrik Ibsen play Ghosts is a...
Based on Simone de Beauvoir’s unpublished novel, The Inseparables...
The NHS sees approximately a million people in need of care and treatment each...
On Tuesday the 29th of April,...
Soho’s cocktail bar Nessa will...
Ave Mario, the Covent Garden outpost operated by the Big Mamma...
Little Bat Bar in Islington will unveil a new restaurant...
The Script are known for producing some of the most poignant,...
We British love to send ourselves up. Richard Bean’s brash and...
In this, the year of playwright Alan Bennett’s 80th birthday, Rose...
Paddington, by all accounts, is not your usual bear. We attended a...
The Turner Prize, established in 1984, promotes discussion of developments...
In a broad, punchline-heavy sitcom style, Geoffrey Nauffts’ Next Fall stomps...
Entering the graveyard of St Pancras Old Church, this reviewer pondered the...
East London seems to be a breeding ground for up-and-coming, slightly alternative/hipster...
There’s a remarkable prescience to the timing of the Park Theatre’s revival...
French director Jean Luc Herbulot explores the criminal underworld of Paris in his...
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