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Swirling romances, alcohol drenched soirées, and outrageous outfits. Pearl Cleage’s 1995 Blues for an Alabama Sky paints a lively picture of the emotional ebbs and flows of 1930s Harlem. Lynette Lint […]

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Richard Jones’ 2017 production of Puccini’s La bohème is a lesson in how less can be more. The effortless design achieves so much with so little; something as small as a precarious plume of smoke from […]

Blackeyed Theatre has announced a digital stream for its production of Nick Lane’s adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes: The Valley of Fear, which will release on 20 October 2022 and remain ava […]

Recently, BBC’s Industry was back on our screens for season two — the infamous show known for its no-holds-barred take on working in the City. Written and created by Konrad Kay and Mickey Down, both former f […]

Finding fame on TikTok after the release of ‘Coffee’ and supporting The 1975 on their UK tour in 2020 – as well as them lending a hand in her most recent musical forays – Beabadoobee (aka Beatrice Kristi Laus) h […]

Fighting game pioneer Mortal Kombat is celebrating its 30th anniversary ‒ with 11 mainline games, three action-adventure spinoffs, plus several updated and port versions, the series has become an industry m […]

Based on a real-life alleged conspiracy to overthrow the government and install a dictator, David O. Russell’s Amsterdam follows three friends as they become entangled in a conspiracy in 1930s New York. When a y […]

The full cast and creative team have been announced for The Dukes Lancaster’s 2022 production of Robin Hood.

The Dukes’ production of Andrew Pollard’s Robin Hood stars Jacob Butler as Robin, Althea Burey as […]

Whilst many may condemn the band as being arrogant for naming their next tour ‘The 1975: At Their Very Best’, it seems that Being Funny In A Foreign Language does actually live up to the tour’s self indul […]

It was worldwide uproar and disgust that spurred Hozier to write, produce and release the first single from his upcoming third album. An incredibly topical subject over the last few years, women’s reproductive r […]

This film is being screened as part of the 2022 BFI London Film Festival. You can find all of our coverage of the festival here.

Noah Baumbach returns to adapt Don DeLillo’s 1985 novel, tackling morality, […]

Adapted from Paul Gallico’s 1958 novel about a London charwoman’s adventures in the City of Love, Mrs Harris Goes to Paris carries all the same life-affirming philosophy as its source material, providing a les […]

A year and a half after releasing their debut album life’s a beach, easy life are back with a second, musically more diverse one. MAYBE IN ANOTHER LIFE… is a vibey record that builds on the band’s recognisable, […]

This film is being screened as part of the 2022 BFI London Film Festival. You can find all of our coverage of the festival here.

Charlotte Wells’ debut feature is a bittersweet rendering of a childhood m […]

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are nothing if not prolific, having released 21 albums in ten years; five of which in 2017 alone. However, one of those albums nearly never saw the light of day – the elusive M […]

Since Martin McDonagh’s Seven Psychopaths hit cinemas in 2012, a lot has happened.

There’s been a global pandemic, Brexit had happened, and there is an ongoing move towards decentralising and de- […]

This film is being screened as part of the 2022 BFI London Film Festival. You can find all of our coverage of the festival here.

This whodunnit doesn’t seem to know when to call it quits. An orgy of […]

This talk was part of the 2022 BFI London Film Festival. You can find all of our coverage of the festival here.

On 8 October, London welcomed critically acclaimed actress, Jennifer Lawrence, to the 2022 […]

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The stage brightens to reveal a woman, blanketed and couch-bound, gazing forlornly into her television set.  Were it not for the disturbance that sets the ensuing drama in motion, one imagines she’d rema […]

“Okonkwo was well known throughout the nine villages and even beyond.”

Chinua Achebe is regarded by many as “the father of African literature”, although Achebe himself vehemently rejected this title of approba […]