Adelphi Theatre Adding a 4th ABBA-based show to this already overstuffed city seems a brave move, but can the Swedish

Arcola Theatre Haruki Murakami, master of Literature. Rambling global settings and gnawing sense of loss have cemented themselves as staples

Almeida Theatre, ‘Impressive depiction of crumbling mental health’ Your enjoyment of a show can be as fickle as a spring

Battersea Arts Centre Change is something all couples go through to some degree, nay all humans. Typing this as someone

The Yard As a card-carrying whoopsie, Soho resident, and culture writer for the paper you are perusing, The Yard’s most

Arcola Theatre, ‘Ripping ride of dark comedy’ Covid ruffled many things: the concept of a staycation, my flimsy attempts at

49 Hackney Rd, London E2 7NX As I balanced delicately on a window sofa, waiting for my “promptly” arriving friend,

141 Commercial St, London, E1 6BJ Are you a bustling Shoreditch type? Trendily clad in black with a Mac under one

41 Broadway Market, London E8 4PH In my halcyon, and rather hazy youth, I travelled around Peru and Bolivia, admittedly

Small Beer Brew Co. Full-time country music fan, and a part-time alcoholic, the two have always been a match made

Barbican The Pit Climate change is all the rage right now.. or at least it certainly is raging… Theatre is

Barbican Hall The world is melting as you may have heard, and with those of us of reading age slowly

Barbican Hall Culture and conflict: ever dancing an uneasy waltz. Yet a cleverly comprised program can celebrate the best of

Barbican hall Preferring to paddle in the bluer side of the musical pool, the bubbling Jazz jacuzzi of this metaphor

Barbican Hall Only a few times in my career as a music reviewer have I experienced the Barbican shucking off