All posts tagged review

To add to the recent surge of fine-dining films, Burnt contributes a sense of arrogance...

Occupied for many years by a French patisserie, 44 Harrington Road in London’s classy...

In an attempt to take full advantage of the Halloween season by milking...

The Pulitzer Prize-winning play Dinner with Friends explores the...

Egypt: Faith After the Pharaohs explores 1,200 years...

The rise of consumerism and technology has not only changed...

Contemporary Painting demonstrates the diverse ways in which...

The Laundry (E8) has recently transformed into Wringer and Mangle...

Pizza Union opened their first restaurant in Spitalfields last year,...

Collective memory plays a big part in the shaping of culture – a...