Culture
‘Absurd, funny and gratuitously graphic’: Kim Noble at Soho Theatre
The controversial performance artist’s show You’re Not Alone ends this Saturday. So grab a ticket if you can
Exclusive photos: Where Thomas Heatherwick will transform King’s Cross
Former Bagley’s nightclub prepares to raise the roof once more, as grand new design is approved for the Victorian-era Coal Drops
The rise of Tileyard Studios
How a faded industrial estate became an unlikely home to London’s hottest music community
Review: A Room With A Stew, Soho Theatre
Student Brendan Hodrien is his biggest fan. But what would his girlfriend make of it?
Review: Foretold by Thunder, by Ed Davey
The Dolphin pub in King’s Cross is central to the plot of an addictive new thriller, says Tim Sowula
Does UK nightlife belong in museum?
Pioneering after hours club Trade celebrates 25 years with a final 19-hour birthday bender this weekend, alongside an unlikely – but very welcome – exhibition, at Islington Museum
Everyman Cinema is coming to King’s Cross
And they’re opening near the new Waitrose off Granary Square
What’s Bertha DocHouse all about?
Did you know that Bloomsbury is now home to the UK’s first cinema wholly dedicated to the art of the documentary?
A love letter to Gas Holders
While King’s Cross prepares to celebrate its gas holders with the opening of a huge new public park, elsewhere across the UK, these geometric landmarks are being scrubbed from our skylines forever
MUST DO: Courtyard Festival, King’s Cross
Green Man founder Fiona Stewart on their new four-day beer fest in Lewis Cubitt Square. And entry costs zilch
