Set in Leenane, Ireland in 1995 (pre the Good Friday Agreement and before the vote on marriage equality or bodily autonomy) the play mirrors the characters’ personal state with the political state o...
This Autumn, get ready for the big return of the world's most renowned British secret agent, who will once again come to the big screen for one last, long-expected movie....
This October, Frieze No.9 Cork Street presents the solo exhibition of 'I Dare Not Appear' by Christopher Myers until the 23rd of October....
Set in March 2020, when theatres across the country (and the globe) went dark, Going the Distance talks about the struggles of keeping small community theatres open – an issue faced by many long bef...
It’s art fair season again so we popped into the private view of the 50th edition of The Other Art Fair at the Truman Brewery in lively Shoreditch. Showcasing the best emerging and independent ...
Kamir Ainouz's directorial debut Honey Cigar is a sensual, captivating coming-of-age drama set in France and Algeria in 1993....
The Royal court theatre is currently being taken by storm by Ola Ince’s and Aleshea Harris’s fiery play “Is God Is”, winner of the Relentless Award and Obie Award for playwriting....
Darkfield’s new in-person show Eulogy, showing from the 6-17th October in an old shipping container next to the National Theatre on South Bank, is part of the Immersive Art and XR programme at BFI L...