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The Life I Lead at Park Theatre
“What is it and when does it start?” David Tomlinson (Miles Jupp) asks the bemused audience. He has…
By Georgie Cowan-Turnerreview
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Us
Jordan Peele’s astonishing, audacious follow-up to Get Out does not disappoint. Us follows a vacationing family tormented by…
By Musanna Ahmed
Live music
Picture This at the Forum
At their only London date, fast-rising Irish band Picture This satisfied a wide spectrum of expectations. There was…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
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The Shape of the Pain at Wilton’s Music Hall
The Shape of the Pain is the brainchild of director Rachel Bagshaw and writer Chris Thorpe. Based on…
By Daniel McLeod
Play
Othello at Union Theatre
Phil Willmott’s interpretation of Othello is a bit of a mixed blessing. There is much to be adored…
By Michael Higgs
Movie
Minding the Gap
Director Bing Liu’s debut feature-length documentary is a strikingly perceptive and sad portrayal of lower-middle class life in…
By Selina Begum
Play
The Rubenstein Kiss at Southwark Playhouse
A great, thoughtful show that’s perhaps a little too smart for its own good. James Phillips’s The Rubenstein Kiss…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Dance
Goodbye Norma Jeane at Above the Stag
When Marilyn Monroe died, not just Hollywood but the whole world cried the loss of a bright star…
By Cristiana Ferrauti
Food & Drink
Meraki in Fitzrovia: A contemporary take on unmistakably Greek dishes
It could be fair to say that Greek cuisine doesn’t always get the recognition it deserves, with other…
By Alex Julie Woods
Live music
David Gray at Royal Festival Hall
British singer-songwriter David Gray returns to London, playing the ever-magical Royal Festival Hall that perfectly captures the nuances…
By Selina Begum