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Review: Bharatanatyam Meets the Contemporary Stage

On July 12th, 2022

A daring crossover evening where classical Bharatanatyam vocabulary is reimagined for a contemporary stage, bridging tradition and experimen...

3 years ago By Protima Chatterjee

Review: Rhythm & Roots — A Folk Dance Revival

On June 20th, 2022

Folk forms from across the subcontinent are given new life in this joyous, foot-stamping celebration of community and heritage.

3 years ago By Teodora Wollney

Review: Cuckoo — Equal parts harrowing and hilarious: Michael Wynne’s latest production opens at Royal Court Theatre

On August 1st, 2022

Cuckoo is a bold exploration of mental wellbeing, familial dynamics and self-discovery, following Megyn as she comes of age in an increasing...

3 years ago By Amy Melling

Review: Brown Girls Do It Too: Mama Told Me Not To Come

On August 1st, 2022

The critically acclaimed podcast ‘Brown Girls Do It Too’ is live at the Soho Theatre. The dynamic duo, Poppy and Rubina, are here to dive in...

3 years ago By Protima Chatterjee

Review: Twelfth Night by Shakespeare in The Squares

On August 1st, 2022

A symphony of laughter, love, & mistaken identity: this summer, see Shakespeare’s classic Twelfth Night performed in idyllic green spaces ar...

3 years ago By Protima Chatterjee

Review: The RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show 2023 ‘truly blossoms at Saatchi Gallery’

On June 16th, 2023

Botanical art and photography meet in glorious detail at the Saatchi Gallery, where the RHS show celebrates the quiet drama of the natural w...

3 years ago By Amy Melling

Review: Dear Earth at Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre

On August 1st, 2022

A hopeful, urgent group show that asks how artists can move us from grief to action — Dear Earth is a love letter to the planet and a call t...

3 years ago By Lucy Evans

Review: FACET — JUNE LAM stages a cut of his life through his poetic lens

On August 1st, 2022

JUNE LAM presents an intimate, fragmentary self-portrait — part poetry, part performance — that lingers on memory, migration and the spaces...

3 years ago By Michela Giachino

Norman Thelwell Saves the Planet — The Cartoon Museum

On August 1st, 2022

A warm, witty retrospective of one of Britain’s best-loved cartoonists, reframing Thelwell’s gentle satire for an age of climate anxiety.

3 years ago By Julia Nelson

Review: Civilization — The way we live now, Saatchi Gallery

On August 1st, 2022

In Friedrich Nietzsche’s eye, photography gives us more eyes on the matter at hand, on a world lost in spectacle. This sweeping exhibition s...

3 years ago By Cian Kinsella

Review: Voices of the City — A Choral Evening

On May 30th, 2022

A community choir fills the hall with warmth and harmony, proving that the most moving music is often the music we make together.

4 years ago By Ridha Sheikh

Review: Independent Cinema Finds Its Footing

On May 18th, 2022

A new wave of independent filmmakers is telling bolder, more personal stories — and audiences are finally turning up to watch.

4 years ago By Mia Goodman