The Smiths debut album at 40 – those songs still stand alone April 5, 2024 Morrissey may be indefensible but as The Smiths’ debut album turns 40, and You Are the Quarry hits 20, Steve Dinneen can’t help but reminisce
Underdog: The Other Other Bronte at the Dorfman Theatre review April 5, 2024 Underdog is not especially deep but examinations of sisterhood are rare and thus deserving, argues Lucy Kenningham
Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience delivers for fans and for the creators’ bank account April 5, 2024 The Faulty Towers Dining Experience isn't for everyone, yet, it speaks to a sense of humour that does engage vast demographic swathes.
Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire is a low IQ addition to a sagging franchise April 5, 2024 The American takes on Godzilla have always traded on action over subtext but Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire takes things to a new low
Mind Mangler at Apollo Theatre: A member of the tragic circle April 4, 2024 Magic-comedy mash-up Mind Mangler fails to live up to the promise of this group's smash hit show The Play That Goes Wrong
Sherlock Holmes and the Valley of Fear at Southwark Playhouse review April 4, 2024 Sherlock Holmes and the Valley of Fear at Southwark Playhouse delivers a hugely satisfying adaptation of one of Arthur Conan Doyle's longest and most complex Holmes books.
Dev Patel shines yet again in new film Monkey Man April 4, 2024 Monkey Man is the kind of untamed, exciting debut that makes you eager to see what London-born filmmaker Dev Patel does next
Long Day’s Journey Into the Night sees Brian Cox back on stage April 4, 2024 Long Day's Journey Into the Night at Wyndham's Theatre sometimes feels like an endurance test but Succession star Brian Cox shines
ASMR is coming to the spa near to you April 2, 2024 ASMR is breaking through the screen and into the spa treatment room, says Kat Romero. Are you ready for a calming, whispering massage?
Allotments are the new members’ clubs April 2, 2024 Members clubs are struggling but you’ll be on a waiting list for a patch at an allotment. Marcus Jaye on the remarkable rise of urban farming