English National Ballet’s autumn season opened at Sadler’s Wells with four impeccably executed classics from the last hundred years, each technically razor sharp and visually dazzling. Yet for all...
In a fairly successful bid to rescue KC and the Sunshine Band from their purgatorial fate as wedding disco floor fillers, tired advertising jingles and golden oldie radio fodder, ‘Get Down Tonightâ€...
Julio Torres, former Saturday Night Live writer and star of the HBO series Fantasmas, brings his awkward, imaginative wit to the stage at Soho Theatre. Seated at a desk with his sketchbook and crayons...
Rohan Joshi delivers an enjoyable and cohesive show, weaving cultural references throughout to engage and connect with his audience. While some punchlines may be lost on those unfamiliar with certain ...
Thick and Tight, a dance theatre company led by Daniel Hay-Gordon and El Perry, dissect identity and nature in this magnificent collection of performances. It poses the question of what is so unnatura...
Barney Norris’s adaptation of Federico GarcÃa Lorca’s Blood Wedding relocates the searing Spanish tragedy to a small village in North Wiltshire, bringing its themes of fate, longing and repressio...
Few figures in film history provoke as much discomfort or debate as Leni Riefenstahl. A pioneering director often celebrated for her technical innovation- also remembered for the propaganda she made i...
Keep your eyes peeled for the emerging comedian Shamik Chakrabarti. With his dry wit and delightfully awkward charm, he makes his international debut an unforgettable night. Chakrabarti knows how to c...