Viola’s Room: Punchdrunk return with this intimate immersive gem June 7, 2024 Viola's Room is probably the most unusual and single-minded piece of theatre on the London ‘stage’ today. A real gem from Punchdrunk Theatre.
Pride returns to the big screen for a 10th anniversary celebration June 7, 2024 Even after all these years, Pride remains a touching and clever reminder of the fighters that slowly change the world.
Bad boys: Ride or Die review – a dreadful drive-by disaster June 7, 2024 Bad Boys: Ride or Die never rises above ridiculous plot twists and over-the-top antics. A nostalgia hit at best, this is one to miss
It’s an exciting time for clubs in London – just not in Soho June 6, 2024 Clubs in London are as good as ever - they just aren't in the city centre
Adelayo Adedayo on what she would eat for her last supper June 4, 2024 Star of upcoming Netflix drama Supacell Adelayo Adedayo tells us what she would eat for her last meal on earth
‘I told Henry Cavill’s PR to f**k off’: When interviews go wrong June 4, 2024 My celebrity interview with Henry Cavill, for instance, ended with me telling the event organiser to “f**k off” as I stormed out
The Tailor of Inverness at Finborough Theatre: War, peace and new identities June 3, 2024 The Tailor of Inverness by Matthew Zajac at Finborough Theatre becomes part of the oral and social history of wartime survivors in Europe.
Sunny Side Up at Soho Theatre Upstairs review: Astonishing June 3, 2024 David Alade is a young new playwright from South London whose beautiful and moving tribute for his father, Sunny, emerged from the creative environment of the Peckham Fringe Festival. As well as a requiem for a much loved father, David’s one hour solo show at Soho Theatre Upstairs is both a morality tale and a coming of [...]
Boys from the Blackstuff: Grim-up-North drama is compelling misery-nostalgia June 3, 2024 Boys from the Blackstuff shows how it is possible to look back on a period of widespread hardship with a degree of fondness.
The Beast movie review: Lea Seydoux can’t save bleak AI drama May 31, 2024 The Beast doesn't do enough to distinguish itself from the raft of AI nightmare scenarios on our screens, even through Lea Seydoux