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Film & Theatre

Review: What the Moon Saw, The Place

You’ll have to hurry as it’s only on this week, but the 2Faced Dance Company have created the perfect diversion for kids now they’re on festive holidays

Books

‘I’ve never really kept a diary. But I am an inveterate reader of other people’s’

Writer Travis Elborough on why he’s trawled through personal journals spanning the entire 20th Century

Video & TV

Watch a festive time-lapse from St Pancras International

The station’s mahoosive 2017 Christmas tree has just gone up, and it’s made from over 15,000 flowers

Film & Theatre

The curious history of the Almeida Theatre

The influential Islington theatre is featured in a new book by Michael Coveney. Photography by Peter Dazeley

Food

MUST DO: Jasper Johns, jazz & pizza

It’s the last few weeks of the American legend at the Royal Academy

Film & Theatre

The big new Everyman in King’s Cross is now open

North London’s largest new cinema in years flung its doors open last night – and we had a sneak preview

Art

Why you must catch Jean-Michel Basquiat at The Barbican

It’s the first ever big UK show by one of the world’s most highly prized artists – with a fascinating story too, says Stephen Emms

Art

MUST DO: Reflect on gentrification (and then hallucinate)

Documenting Dalston’s Ridley Road Market. And an immersive boundary-pushing new show

Books

Is it a bird, is it a plane…no it’s Jeremy Corbyn

A new comic book celebrates the unique quirks of the PM’s #1 adversary

History

A potted history: Bloomsbury’s top three hidden corners

Author Matthew Ingleby explores the area’s identity in a new book – and gives us a heads-up on where to wander