Film & Theatre
MUST DO: BFI Flare Film Festival
One of the longest running LGBTQ+ events in the world is back with a ...
Pauline Quirke is coming to the Pentonville Road
The Poor School's performing arts legacy will continue in King's Cross with a new ...
MUST DO: Resolution Dance Festival, The Place
If your New Year’s resolution was to try something 100% new, track down this ...
MUST DO: Lady Windermere’s Fan, the Poor School
Don't miss the Oscar Wilde classic at the final curtain call of the legendary ...
Review: What the Moon Saw, The Place
You'll have to hurry as it's only on this week, but the 2Faced Dance ...
The curious history of the Almeida Theatre
The influential Islington theatre is featured in a new book by Michael Coveney. Photography ...
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 - ...
MUST DO: Reflect on gentrification (and then hallucinate)
Documenting Dalston's Ridley Road Market. And an immersive boundary-pushing new show
Review: Miss Hope Springs, Wilton’s Music Hall
The sequin-clad cabaret sensation and ‘recovering showgirl’ was in her element, says Stephen Emms
This bloke is in pursuit of ‘manly-ness’
Comedian Sheraz Yousaf is bringing his unique show to the Betsy Trotwood
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