Reading Time: 3 minutesRecorded at Beetroot Studios in Airdrie with producer and engineer Stuart MacLeod, Brontës’ eponymous album is a sassy slice of sophisticated pop. Imagine the Tom Tom Club jamming with Chrissie Hynde.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down with Jeff Shankley to chat about the new musical A Mirrored Monet. Dean is playing the Impressionist painter Claude Monet in the production which explores the life and work of the man behind the much loved impressionist masterpiece - The Water Lilies.
Reading Time: 2 minutesReynolds constantly balances the gut-punch with the punchline, weaving serious critique through moments of effortless hilarity.
Reading Time: 4 minutesAhead of TR[IA]L, we caught up with writer Mercy Brewer, director Fiona Popplewell, technical director Sam Bell, and performers Macsen Brown and Freya Popplewell to discuss this taut psychological thriller exploring memory, control and corporate power. Running at White Bear Theatre from 14–18 April
Reading Time: 3 minutesQ&A with Nicolás Pérez Costa on control, danger and body-led performance, exploring intensity, audience trust and how the work evolved from Buenos Aires to London.
Reading Time: 3 minutesAhead of My Uncle is Not Pablo Escobar, we caught up with writer and performer Elizabeth Alvarado to talk about the personal stories behind the piece, balancing humour with complex cultural narratives
Reading Time: 3 minutesFresh, funny, original - a pacey ride through a raunchy yet wholesome tale in a naughties’ Soho knickershop.
Reading Time: 3 minutesInterstellar at the Royal Albert Hall. The venue’s recent film-to-live-score event offered what can only be described as one of the most profound sensory experiences available to modern audiences.
Reading Time: 3 minutesTrash! The Wildest Films You’ve Ever Seen is now at BFI Southbank until 30 April. We hold this exclusive dialogue with Will, BFI National Archive curator and co-programmer. · Trash cinema wears “bad taste” as a badge of…
Reading Time: 5 minutesAN EVENING WITHOUT KATE BUSH (WINNER: Best Cabaret Award, Adelaide Fringe 2025) returns to London to Underbelly Boulevard, Tuesday 14 - Sunday 26 April, following critically acclaimed sold out tours of Australia and New Zealand. Sarah-Louise Young is an actress, writer, director and renowned cabaret artist.