All posts tagged review

This new play’s title leaves very little to the imagination. Is it just...

Douglas J Cohen’s No Way to Treat a Lady, based on the book and...

The National Gallery brings a little sunshine to London, brightening up...

The Royal Festival Hall buzzes with anticipation as Mogwai take to the stage in...

Adam Green, former Mouldy Peaches frontman and anti-folk extraordinaire, took to the stage...

In the Middle with You is a mesmerising performance made up of five...

At two and a half hours, Lope de Vega’s 17th century...

Better known as a Mecca for London musicians than for its culinary merits, Denmark...

London’s post-Christmas dining scene is typically quiet but there was no hint of the January...

Psychedelic rock threesome Not Now Bernard are in full swing on the Soho...