LABOUR activists were celebrating through the early hours after winning the Holborn and St Pancras by-election this morning, ...
Judith Bliss (Christine Baranski) is bored. Retired from the stage, she misses the attention of an adoring crowd. Her husband ...
Dan Carrier talks to two academics of Asian heritage but steeped in the culture of the ‘good old English’ pub who have ...
SOHO Place’s in-the-round auditorium is the ideal setting for Edward Albee’s blistering play Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, ...
Cockle-warming documentary takes us beneath the surface of Europe’s largest but largely unknown wildlife reserve ...
“WHAT is a good life?” So John Maynard Keynes, charismatically played by Rory Kinnear, asks at the opening of James Graham’s ...
Written by Shanghai-born but New York-based composer Du Yun – little known here but a lauded figure in America who cuts across traditions, cultures, genres – it’s a dark parable about angels who fall ...
BOUQUETS of flowers are mounting up in tribute to a young man nicknamed “Nutty” who was shot dead in a cycle-by shooting. Detectives launched a murder investigation after Nahom Medhanie, 26, was shot ...
THE 20th Anniversary Bloomsbury Festival runs throughout October, with over 150 events across venues in Bloomsbury and Camden ...
A YEAR has passed since a restaurateur went viral online with a furious broadside against the “sheer indifference” of the ...
A 1980 film about Camden’s finest, Madness, has been given the BFI’s restoration treatment. Dan Carrier talks to its director ...
Jackie Morrison and Sting in The Last Ship [Nienke De Groot] STING’S epic musical The Last Ship is meant as a tribute to the ...