Caricature art has a long history, dating back to Renaissance Italy, where artists first used exaggerated portraiture to comment on social and political life. With its sharp visual language, caricatur...
Inspired by the high drama of telenovelas, My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar follows four British‑Latinx women as they navigate a story that blends personal stakes with political urgency: Ale (Yanexi En...
People with dwarfism aren’t circus acts, they are not bodies made for entertainment, and Tamm Reynolds AKA Midgitte Bardot wants you to know this. Through their drag persona, Midgitte Bardot, Re...
Eggs Aren’t That Easy To Make sets out a whirlpool of discussions about queer relationships, with pregnancy and the role of parenthood in lesbian relationships at its centre. It is a comedy laced wi...
The cinematic opening tableau and the technically astute musical finalé wonderfully bookend Miles., a biopic about the architect of the bestselling jazz album of all time, 1959’s Kind of Blue. Howe...
There is something quietly gripping about a British crime film that knows exactly what it is doing. Made in 1962 on a tight budget, Vernon Sewell’s Strongroom finds its power in restraint, letting t...
Akram Khan’s reimagining of Giselle for English National Ballet breathes new life into an already well-loved story and stands as a testament to his choreographic craft. Since its premiere in 2016,...
“You’ll leave having had a good time or crying tonight,” Prashanti Singh introduces her show, in this Ted-talk-meets-therapy-session night of comedy, where she lays bare her personal struggles o...