London Boulevard

‘London Boulevard,’ starring Colin Farrell and Keira Knightley, tells the dark and debauched tale of a South London gangster recently…

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Guide to Cheap Theatre

Purse strings may be being tightened and fists planted firmly into pockets, but the luxurious practice of going to the…

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The Adjustment Bureau

After a flurry of films that aim to boggle our minds and invert the world we are used to, such…

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Terence Rattigan: 100 Years

A blue plaque marks 79 Marine Parade, the former Brighton home of playwright Terence Rattigan, and his residency in our…

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Flare Path & Cause Celebre

For his Centenary Year, much of Terence Rattigan’s work has been given a dusting down and found its way back…

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Young Voters' Question Time

With Richard Bacon replacing Big Brother presenter Dermot O’Leary in this second instalment of Young Voters’ Question Time, the BBC…

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Another Year

It is not often that a film offers us a window into the lives of people so ordinary and like…

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Campus

The pilot episode of Campus seemed a little too animated and familiar in format to its writer’s previous works, Green…

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Readers Inc: The Orange Prize

Virginia Woolf argued in her essay A Room of One’s Own, that a woman must possess an ‘incandescent and androgynous’…

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Mayday Parade

Before their gig at Concorde 2, Mayday Parade was previously unchartered territory for me. The band had come straight from…

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Yohji Yamamoto

Yohji Yamamoto’s retrospective at the V&A is the first major UK solo exhibition of this enigmatic designer, following a furore of recent interest…

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Gig Review: Skindred

A fierce eruption of sound consumed a sold-out Concorde 2 as the mighty Skindred launched their 2011 tour. Their self-dubbed…

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