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Hilgeum review: a bold take on traditional Korean music
Rising stars Hilgeum appeared in London as part of the K-Music Festival, a showcase of contemporary Korean music that looks…
MUSIK review: Billie Trix is brash, bad and beautiful
Frances Barber shows her star power in this revival of Billie Trix in MUSIK.
ENO's Cinderella (La Cenerentola) review: a sparkling but flawed fairytale
Cinderella and her awful sisters are still waiting for their prince in this modern makeover.
London Symphony Orchestra review: American symphonic masterpieces delight at Season Opening Concert
Two American masterpieces filled the Barbican Hall with stern beauty and a sombre tone.
Being Mr Wickham review: a masterclass in understated, intelligent theatre
Celebrate Jane Austen’s 250th birthday year with Being Mr Wickham, a wonderful one-man show in the West End.
Sh!t-faced Shakespeare review: boozed up Hamlet at Leicester Square
One cast member is plied with alcohol before the play begins... what can possibly go wrong?
A Role to Die For review: a sparkling comedy about casting a new 007
Leading lady Tanya Franks is outstanding in this A Role to Die for: behind the scenes of the James Bond…
The Diana Mixtape review: a campy love letter to Princess Diana at the West End
It takes five fabulous drag queens to play one princess in this new jukebox biopic: The Diana Mixtape.
Don’t miss in August – your monthly guide to the brightest and best arts in London
From high fashion to beach bodies and book fairs, there’s a lot to see this summer.
Till the Stars Come Down review: a wedding drama in the West End
Beth Steel’s raw ‘up north’ wedding drama lights up the West End.