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Theatre
I’d Rather Goya Robbed Me of My Sleep Than Some Other Arsehole at the Gate Theatre

Martha Thompson 12th March 2014
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Movie
The Stag

The Stag had little competition for attention: an entirely empty cinema (due to a scheduling...

Phoebe Person 12th March 2014
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Movie
The Zero Theorem

Set in a dystopian world, the most fertile soil for Terry Gilliam’s visionary stories, The...

Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 12th March 2014
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Theatre
Urinetown: The Musical at St James Theatre

Walking through the hushed streets of London in the late afternoon...

Alex Finch 11th March 2014
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Live music
Cousin Marnie at the Sebright Arms

From the very beginning the stage set up, including strange glowing plastic...

Adam Bennett 11th March 2014
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Theatre
Major Tom at Battersea Arts Centre

Major Tom tells the true story of 34-year-old Victoria Melody’s gruelling...

Alex Finch 11th March 2014
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Art
Body Language at Saatchi Gallery

Saatchi Gallery comes to life with its latest exhibition containing art...

Nastassja Smart 11th March 2014
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Art
New Order II: British Art Now at Saatchi Gallery

Saatchi makes a bold move with his second installation of...

Nastassja Smart 11th March 2014
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Food & Drinks
Chef Simon Rogan to open Claridge’s new restaurant in spring 2014

As one of London’s oldest and most regal hotels,...

Jessica Spiro 11th March 2014
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Theatre
Le Docteur Miracle at Drink, Shop & Do

Opera is big business: it usually requires lavish sets and...

Timothy Bano 11th March 2014

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