Review: Natasha Gordon’s Nine Night masterfully explores traditions, family and belonging
Anita is spooning a powder into a cup in a way that betrays this must be done just so. She
Anita is spooning a powder into a cup in a way that betrays this must be done just so. She
In a world of Netflix and Marvel hegemony, it is fitting that a radical black director broke the trend. In
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Renaissance Men is a new play by the Bag of Beard theatre group that seeks to explore toxic masculinity. I
Homelessness and universal credit take centre stage in this play as audiences are encouraged to intervene and change the outcome
A Lambeth-based comic named the UK’s best comedian this week will make her airwaves debut on BBC Radio London tonight.
Nothing says ‘Christmas’ like feeling a bit unsteady on your legs, being frozen to the bone and wishing you hadn’t
When the organisers told me that this was a “tribute to” George Michael rather than a tribute act I was
The greatest in Irish film returned to London on Wednesday as Irish Film Festival audiences enjoyed the largest line up
For an internationally-renowned dancer, Thiago Soares is very understated. Sitting in a small meeting room just off Tottenham Court Road,