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War Damaged Musical Instruments is part of...

On a cold and drizzly night, Newton Faulkner’s pleasant, easy listening music is...

Director Jamie Lloyd delivers an exceptional production for the 50th...

Standing proudly on the north bank of the River Thames, the world famous Savoy...

Bourne and Hollingsworth, better known for their upscale cocktail...

Watching Unbranded creates a deep yearning for the vast, open West. Phillip Baribeau’s new...

It’s slightly odd that two films about the infamous Kray twins have been released over...

The Big House Theatre Company is behind this immersive theatre experience in Dalston,...

Ghostpoet may not be a household name yet for most people, but he will...

The Enemy, a three-piece indie rock band formed in Coventry in 2006, gave a bombastic...