Almeida Theatre ‘A thinking person’s musical Flippantly christened “a Soviet-peasant Fame” (by me), Paweł Pawlikowski’s Oscar-nominated 2018 film, Cold War,
Although I know it’s only November, it’s late in the day, whether you like it or not, and we are
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
Gielgud Theatre Brunch on Old Compton Street, matching miniature dogs, or London Fashion Week are all, in their way, pretty
New Wimbledon Theatre and Touring First, the film rocked a newly minted millennium, then the musical shook Broadway seven years