Feature: Review: Bagdad Cafe, Old Vic, SE1, "A celebration of oddball community spirit" 29/07/21
Evening Standard (pic: Steve Tanner)
Feature: Review: Cinderella, Gillian Lynne Theatre WC2B: "A triumph - finally" 19/08/21
Evening Standard (pic: Tristram Kenton)
Feature: Review: 2.22 A Ghost Story, Noel Coward Theatre WC2N: "Lily Allen's acting debut is spellbinding" 12/08/21
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Murray)
Feature: Review: Carousel, Open Air NW1: "Nice tunes, nasty story" 10/08/21
Evening Standard (pic: Johan Persson)
Feature: Review: The Windsors: Endgame, Prince of Wales W1D: "Hilarious rubbish" 11/08/21
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Review: Twelfth Night, Shakespeare's Globe, SE1: "Subtle and illuminating" 11/08/21
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Review: Singin' in the Rain, Sadler's Wells, EC1R: "More drizzle than drama" 06/08/21
Evening Standard (pic: PA)
Feature: Review: Anything Goes, Barbican, EC2Y: "A buoyant as helium" 05/08/21
Evening Standard (pic: PA)
Feature: Interview: Katherine Jenkins: "Of course I've experienced sexism" 31/07/21
The Times (pic: David Venni)
Feature: Review: Changing Destiny, Young Vic, SE1: "Ultimately banal" 31/07/21
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Feature: Beneath London in the world's first DC-themed restaurant, Park Row 28/07/21
Evening Standard (pic: Daniel Hambury/Stella Picture)
#226 - Swimming on Piccadilly 23/08/21
The Dilly Hotel, 21 Piccadilly, W1J


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#225 - Damage Control
Riverside Studios, W6


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Feature: Review: Lava, Bush Theatre, W12:
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Murray)
#224 - Come From Away
Phoenix Theatre, WC2H


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Feature: Review: Hamlet, Theatre Royal Windsor: "A sensation in every sense of the word" 22/07/21
Evening Standard (Sean Gleason)
Feature: Review: Anna X, Harold Pinter Theatre SW1Y: "A blast" 18/07/21
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Murray)
Feature: Book review: Landslide by Michael Wolff: "New depths of dysfunction" 13/07/21
Evening Standard
#223 - The Play That Goes Wrong
Duchess Theatre


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Feature: Review: Last Easter, Orange Tree, TW9: "By turns schmaltzy and hard-hitting"
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Murray)
Feature: Review: Extinct, Theatre Royal Stratford East, E15: "We're doomed"
Evening Standard (pic: The Other Richard)
Feature: Review: Constellations, Vaudeville, WC2R: "Funny, heartbreaking, complex"
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
#222 - The Invisible Hand
Kiln, NW6


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#221 - The Mousetrap
St Martin's Theatre, WC2H


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#220 - Heathers the Musical
Theatre Royal, Haymarket, SW1Y


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Feature: Review: Bach and Sons, Bridge Theatre SE1: "Beale is a magnificent monster in uneven drama"
Evening Standard (pic: Manuel Harlan)
Feature: Review: Reasons You Should(n't) Love Me, Kiln, NW6. "Bravura solo show"
Evening Standard (Pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Review: Death of a Black Man, Hampstead Theatre, NW3: "Incendiary but dated"
Evening Standard (Pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Review: Walden, Harold Pinter Theatre, SWIY: "Arrestingly bonkers star-studded sci-fi"
Evening Standard (pic: Johan Persson)
Feature: Cruise review, Duchess Theatre WC2B: "Flawed but remarkable"
Evening Standard (pic: Getty)
Feature: Interview, Sharon Horgan: On Motherland, McAvoy and life after divorce
Sunday Telegraph, Stella Magazine (pic: Lauren Maccabee)
Feature: Annie Mac Interview: Swapping Radio 1 for writing
The Times (pic: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)
Feature: Review: The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars, Theatre Royal Stratford East E15: "Powerful study of grief and rage"
Evening Standard (Pic: The Other Richard)
#219 - Charlotte Perriand
Design Museum W8


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Feature: Soho's Windmill comes back to life
Evening Standard
Feature: "One had leanings in both directions" - Sir Roy Strong at 85
The Times (pic: Nick Harvey/Getty Images)
Feature: Interview, Mary Portas: "My hair used to be my brand"
The Times
Feature: Review: Out West, Lyric Hammersmith, W6: "Enjoyable solo shows on West London lives"
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Maybanks)
Feature: Review: Under Milk Wood, National Theatre, SE1: "A gorgeous dream"
Evening Standard (pic: Johan Persson)
Feature: Review, J'Ouvert, Harold Pinter Theatre, SW1Y: "Enjoyably rackety invocation of carnival"
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Murray)
Feature: Review: Raya, Hampstead Theatre, NW6: "Enjoyable stop-start rollercoaster"
Evening Standard (pic: Robert Day)
Feature: Review, Happy Days, Riverside Studios, W6: "Lisa Dwan is luminous"
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Maybanks)
Feature: Review: Doctor Who - Time Fracture, Unit HQ, W1A: "Mostly a waste of time and space"
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Senior)
Feature: Interview, Lionel Shriver: On pain, assisted dying, and "wokeism"
Evening Standard (pic: Matt Writtle)
Feature: Review: After Life, National Theatre, SE1: "LIghtweight reopening for NT"
Evening Standard (pic: Johan Persson)
Feature: Interview, Russell Norman: Polpo prince's next move
The Times (pic: Jason Knott)
#218 - Shedding a Skin
Soho Theatre, W1D


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#217 - and breathe...
Almeida Theatre, N1


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#216 - Skin Hunger
Stone Nest, Shaftesbury Avenue


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#215 - Scaramouche Jones of the Seven White Masks
Wilton's Music Hall,


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#214 - Noel Coward: Art & Style
Guildhall Art Gallery


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#213 - Everybody's Talking About Jamie revisited...
Apollo Theatre


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#212 - JR: Chronicles
Saatchi Gallery


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#211 - Amelie the Musical
Criterion THeatre


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Review: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Shakespeare's Globe


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Feature: The Evening Standard Progress 1000 - London Theatre 04/10/19
Evening Standard (pic: Daniel Lynch)
Feature: "If a jazz club lasts a year it's a miracle" - Ronnie Scott's turns 60 08/10/19
Evening Standard (pic: Carl Hyde)
Feature: "Literalism is the enemy of imagination" - Comment: on colourblind castind in David Copperfield 07/10/19
Evening Standard
Feature: "Blissful, intricate hilarity" - review, Noises Off, Garrick Theatre 04/10/19
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Maybanks)
Feature: "I'm a strange fish" - Cush Jumbo on presenting the 65th Evening Standard Theatre Awards 07/10/19
Evening Standard (pic: Celeste Sloman)
Feature: "Ground-breaking, heartbreaking, savagely funny" - review, A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, Trafalgar Studios 03/10/19
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: "A generous, exuberant delight" - review, Ian McKellen live on stage, Harold Pinter Theatre 01/10/19
Evening Standard (pic: Dave Benett)
Feature: "You could call this exhibition a homage to my mother" - Isaac Julien on ethnicity, sexuality and gender in art 01/10/19
Evening Standard (pic: Matt Writtle)
Feature: "A taut but overly symbolic piece of writing" - review, 'Master Harold'... and the boys
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Murray)
Feature: "Never catches fire" - review, Macbeth, Chichester Festival Theatre 30/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Manuel Harlan)
Feature: "The director chucks everything at it" - review, King John, RSC Swan 30/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Steve Tanner)
Feature: "Crass revival does Horvath no favours" - review, Youth Without God, Coronet 24/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Tristram Kenton)
#201 - Oasis Leisure Centre 27/09/19
32 Endell St WC2H


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Feature: "Atmospheric and boldly close to preposterous" - review, Blood Wedding, Young Vic, 26/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: "Tale of political spouses needs more work" - review, Two Ladies, Bridge Theatre, 26/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Maybanks)
Feature: "A passing helicopter can see I'm a man in a dress" - Grayson Perry on capitalism, Corbyn, and being a national treasure 26/09/19
ES magazine (pictures: Martin Parr)
Feature: What have the Pythons ever done for us...? The origins and legacy of a comedy phenomenon, 25/09/19
Evening Standard
#209 - Marshall Street Baths (sorry, 'Leisure Centre & Spa...') 20/09/19
Marshall St, Soho W1F


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Feature: "An angry, blunt piece of verbatim theatre" - review, The Permanent Way, The Vaults 20/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Nobby Clark)
Feature: "God, I miss the 90s" - book review, Don't Look Back in Anger: the Rise and Fall of Cool Britannia
Evening Standard (pic: Redferns/Getty)
#208 - A study in stark contrast - exhibition review, Tim Walker vs Antony Gormley 19/09/19
V&A/RA


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Feature: "Kimberly Walsh is saving grace in cynical, tone-deaf take on the 80s Tom Hanks film" - review, Big the Musical, Dominion 18/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Alastair Muir)
Feature: "Elaborate but messy roar of primal female rage" - review, Anna Bella Eema, Arcola Theatre 17/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Holly Revell)
Feature: "An auspicious opening for London's newest theatre" - theatre review, Torch Song, Turbine Theatre 9/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Mark Senior)
#207 - Neasden State of Mind? A trip to the Ace, the Sikh Temple and Amersham via Wembley and the 1950s - 07/09/19
NW10 and Buckinghamshire


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Feature: "Inventive but tricksy exploration of the Litvinenko murder" - review, A Very Expensive Poison, Old Vic - 06/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
#206 - #dipintolondon no 4 - Tooting Bec Lido and Streatham High St
Tooting Common


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Feature: "Crass anti-Tory satire elevated by two star performers" - review, Hansard, National Theatre Lyttelton - 04/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Catherine Ashmore)
Feature: "Lacerating examination of mental illness" - review, The Son, Duke of York's - 03/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: "I have no life outside theatre" - Paul Taylor Mills on opening the Turbine Theatre at Battersea Power Station 04/09/19
Evening Standard (pic: Matt Writtle)
Feature: Column: why we should be less beastly to the Germans - 02/09/19
Evening Standard
Feature: "A brutal but obvious confrontation of Australia's past" - review, Secret River, National Theatre Olivier, 28/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Ryan Buchanan)
#205 - #dipintolondon no 3 - The Serpentine and goose crap
Hyde Park


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Feature: "Raucous update of Jonson's rackety comedy" - review, Bartholomew Fair, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse - 30/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Triumph as Waller-Bridge bids West End Farewell to Fleabag - review, Fleabag, Wyndham's Theatre - 28/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Matt Humphrey)
Feature: Column: on road rage from motorists, responding to a tweetstorm, and why we should all see For Sama - 27/08/19
Evening Standard
#204 - #dipintolondon no 2 - Hampstead Mixed Bathing Pond and a pint at the Flask 24/08/19
Hampstead Heath


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Feature: "Absurd and un-catchy" - review, Queen of the Mist, Charing Cross Theatre 20/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Stephen Russell)
Feature: "Grim, plodding museum piece" - review, Go Bang Your Tambourine, Finborough Theatre 15/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Phil Gammon)
Feature: "Audacious family drama with ghostly overtones" - review, Appropriate, Donmar Warehouse 23/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Call out the privileged who claim outsider status - column 22/08/19
Evening Standard
Feature: "I don't mind being dressed up and made to look pretty" - Russell Tovey on fame, art, and why he wants ten kids 22/08/19
ES magazine (pctures: Elliott Morgan)
Feature: "Leaves a troubling taste in the mouth" - review, The Weatherman, Park Theatre 22/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Murray)
Feature: "Icke's intense swansong with a spellbinding Juliet Stevenson" - review, The Doctor, Almeida 21/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Manuel Harlan)
#203 - #dipintolondon no 1 - on Brockwell Lido and linocuts at Dulwich 15/08/19
Brockwell Park/Dulwich Picture Gallery


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Feature: "The endless ingenious things that human beings manage to insert in their bottom, vagina or urethra" - Doctor/Writer/comedian Adam Kay interview 13/08/19
The Times (pic: Tim Anderson/Mirrorpix)
Feature: Smashing, stripped-down revival, and Samantha Pauly is a star - Theatre review, Evita, Open Air Theatre 09/08/19
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Twenty years of lads' weekends - Sunday Telegraph, 11/08/19
Sunday Telegraph
Feature: Too many themes, too many histrionics - theatre review, 8 Hotels, Minerva Theatre Chichester 08/08/19
Evening Standard
Feature: I'll retire from this endlessly fascinating city when I die, column 06/08/19
Evening Standard (pic
Feature: Absolutely NO flip flops! And other rules for men's summer dressing... 25/07/19
Evening Standard
Feature: We should surrender the South Bank to the tourists - comment, 30/07/19
Evening Standard
Feature: An okay hoe-down of two halves - theatre review, Oklahoma!, Chichester Festival Theatre 23/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Johan Persson)
#202 - On Thames herons, the wonderful @DarbysLondon, and place making in the new Battersea
Battersea/Nine Elms


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Feature: Clumsy thriller goes off the rails - theatre review, The Girl on the Train, Duke of York's 31/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Manuel Harlan)
Feature: A witty, celebratory take on Black male culture - theatre review, Barber Shop Chronicles, Roundhouse 30/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Exciting moments are a flash in the Pan - theatre review, Peter Pan, Troubadour White City 29/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Steve Tanner)
Feature: I'm a sportsphobe getting into the game - comment, 26/07/19
Evening Standard
Feature: Jenna Russell is the lone saving grace in this flaccid musical - theatre review, The Bridges of Madison County, Menier Chocolate Factory 24/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Johan Persson)
Feature: "Don't write that, I'll get fired" - Michelle Terry on power, gender and social justice at Shakespeare's Globe 12/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Pip)
#201 - "Extraordinary" - exhibition review, Helene Schjerfbeck 17/07/19
Royal Academy of Arts


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Feature: Fascinating but flawed - The Night of the Iguana, Noel Coward Theatre, 17/07/19
Sunday Telegraph (pic: Brinkhoff/Mogenburg)
Feature: Charming version of de Bernieres' hard-to-stage romance - Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Harold Pinter Theatre, 11/07/19
Sunday Telegraph (pic: Marc Brenner)
Feature: Potent production, daft play - Equus, Trafalgar Studios, 16/07/19
Sunday Telegraph (pic: Richard Davenport/The Other Richard)
Feature: A basic biblical musical triumphantly reborn - Joseph and His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Palladium, 12/07/19
Sunday Telegraph (pic: Tristram Kenton)
Feature: "Meandering update of Ibsen's sprawling fantasy" - Peter Gynt, National Theatre Oliviier 10/07/19
Sunday Telegraph (pic: Manuel Harlan)
Feature: Prepared with Haste - the YouTube chef on his first cookbook and coping with his wife's MS 03/07/19
The Times (pic by Chris McAndrew)
#200 - "Dazzling" - Olafur Eliasson: In Real Life 09/07/19
Tate Modern


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Feature: Why I'm proud to be your eyes and ears in the world's best theatre scene 08/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Maybanks)
Feature: "We should be vigilant" - The Wire star Wendell Pierce on Willy Loman, Meghan Markle and Donald Trump 08/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Daniel Hambury/@stellapics)
Feature: seven methods of killing kylie jenner - an inventive, relentless Tweetstorm of a play 09/07/19
Evening Standard (pic: Helen Murray)
Feature: Mr Rice Guy - Quique Dacosta on bringing premium paella to the capital 02/06/19
Sunday Telegraph (pic: Anton Rodriguez)
Feature: National treasure Meera Syal on farce, diversity and biscuits 26/06/19
Evening Standard (pic: Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd)
Feature: Nick Curtis named chief theatre critic of the Evening Standard 06/06/19
Evening Standard
#199 - "A lifetime's dazzling work" - exhibition review, Luchita Hurtado
Serpentine Sackler Gallery


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#198 - "Gently beguiling" - theatre review, Our Town 22/05/19
Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park


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Feature: "You know sh*t's gone down here" - Disney star Dove Cameron on anxiety, her 25m Insta followers, and her London stage debut 22/05/19
Evening Standard (pic: Matt Writtle)
#197 - exhibition review, Secret Rivers 22/05/19
Museum of London Docklands


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#194 - "Righteous rage, not much else" - theatre review, Salt 17/05/19
Royal Court Theatre


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#196 - "Both intimate and distancing!" - theatre review, Anna 21/05/19
National Theatre, Dorfman


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#195 - "The meaning remains elusive" - exhibition review, Manga 21/05/19
British Museum


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Feature: "What are we going to watch now" - Game of Thrones Finale reviewed 20/05/19
Evening Standard
#193 - "Stereotypes are exploited as much as they are subverted" - theatre review, Royal Court 17/05/19
Royal Court


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#192 - "Morahan seems lit, then consumed, from within" - theatre review, Orpheus Descending 16/05/19
Menier Chocolate Factory


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#191 - "Larky celebration of old, boozy, sleazy Soho" - theatre review, Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell
Coach and Horses, Soho


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#190 - "Bold if flawed", theatre review, The Henries 13/05/19
Shakespeare's Globe


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#189 - "Majestic" - theatre review, Death of a Salesman, 09/05/19
Young Vic


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Feature: "Theatre is where I get my life force" - Phoebe Fox on sexism, the Stasi, and her husband Kyle Soller - 08/05/19
Evening Standard
#188 - "What a treat and what a cast" - Theatre review, All My Sons 08/05/19
Old Vic


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Feature: How the Shakespeare industry began; What Blest Genius? by Andrew McConnel Stott reviewed 05/05/19
Mail on Sunday
#187 - "Glittering, throaty style over substance" - Sweet Charity 07/05/19
Donmar Warehouse


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Feature: "Rosmersholm is an emotional howl in an age of confusion" - Tom Burke on Ibsen, Rowling and the culture of the 'glass confessional' 01/05/19
Evening Standard (picture: Matt Writtle)
#186 - "Fantastically detailed, fantastically indolent" - theatre review, Three Sisters
Almeida


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Feature: "Jon Snow is simultaneously a tragic hero and a hapless clown" - GoT season eight premiere reviewed 15/04/19
Evening Standard
Feature: "Clever, densely worked but sporadically irritating" - Ian McEwan's Machines Like Me reviewed 11/04/19
Evening Standard
#185 - "A physical and emotional tour de force" - theatre review, Grief is the Thing with Feathers 10/04/19
Barbican


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#184 - "Pina Bausch is the absolute standout" - dance review, She Persisted 04/04/19
Sadler's Wells


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#183 - "A justly neglected modern classic?" - theatre review, Top Girls 03/04/19
National Theatre, Lyttelton


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Feature: The Kindness of Strangers 22/03/19
ES magazine
Feature: "You depend on the desire of people" - Eva Green Dumbo, Tim Burton, Goth energy and.... vaginas 28/03/19
ES Magazine
#182 - "Playful, fiery, rackety" - theatre review, Emilia 25/03/19
Vaudeville Theatre


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#181 - "Daring, sensitive, indecently funny" - theatre review, Downstate 20/03/19
National Theatre, Dorfman


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Feature: Have a pint, save the Coach 12/02/19
Evening Standard
Feature: May the best borough (that's Lambeth) win 20/03/19
Evening Standard
Feature: Are you left posh or right posh?
Evening Standard
#180 - "Ritualistic, repetitive, miserable" - theatre review, When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other 29/01/19
National Theatre Dorfman


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#179 - "Baggy but fascinating" - theatre review, Rosenbaum's Rescue 17/01/19
Park Theatre


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#178 - "Smart, timely, daringly witty" - theatre review, The Convert 10/01/19
Young Vic


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#177 - "Peerless verse speaking" - theatre review, The Tragedy of King Richard the Second 09/01/19
Almeida Theatre


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#176 - "Wears its heavy symbolism like armour" - theatre review, The Cane, 08/01/19
Royal Court


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Feature: "Don't just look up - consider what lies beneath" - 15/01/19
Evening Standard
Feature: "It's about the malleability of truth" - writer Alexander Bodin Saphir on the 'miracle' wartime rescue of Denmark's Jews 29/12/19
Observer
Feature: Quiz of the Year, 2018 - 21/12/18
Evening Standard (illustration: Gerald Scarfe)
#175 - "Tight, taut, keen-edged" - theatre review, Sweat, 20/12/18
Donmar Warehouse


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Feature: "Oh no EU Don't" - the great Brexit panto, 12/12/18
Evening Standard (illustration: Paul Dallimore)
#174 - "Gives Chekhov a shaking" - theatre review, Uncle Vanya, 11/12/18
Hampstead Theatre


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Feature: My London - Rosalie Craig, 6/12/18
ES Magazine
Feature: London's Best Theatre Bars 6/12/18
ES magazine
Feature: The Showman - Cameron Mackintosh's life in musicals 6/12/18
ES magazine
#173 - "Innovative or irritating?" - Theatre review, The Tell-Tale Heart, 13/12/18
National Theatre, Dorfman


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Feature: A winner's tale - Sophie Okonedo on her Evening Standard Award, race, class and family life 6/12/18
ES magazine (pictures: Josh Shinner)
Feature: Sally Field, Michael Caine and Mickey Mouse - this Christmas's film books 6/12/18
Evening Standard
#172 - "Dynamic, alchemical" - theatre review, True West 05/12/18
Vaudeville Theatre


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Feature: The (paper) Crown - the Royal Christmas at Sandringham imagined 4/12/18
Evening Standard (illustration: Paul Dallimore)
Feature: Why London is the best place in London to spend Christmas 29/11/18
Evening Standard (illustration: Joe McLaren)
#171 - Inventive, invigorating, daft - theatre review, Hadestown 2/11/18
National Theatre, Olivier


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Feature: "The show we all need right now" - the brilliant musical Come from Away tells how one small town reacted to 9/11 25/11/18
Sunday Times
Feature: "Unfortunately, migrant caravan all dressed VERY badly..." - Mrs Trump's Diary, part four 22/11/18
Evening Standard (pic: Getty)
Feature: "Chat is the new rock 'n' roll" 19/11/18
Evening Standard
Feature: "There are no limits" - Sophie Okonedo on her Evening Standard award, love, life and cycling 20/11/18
Evening Standard (pic: Dave Benett)
#170 - "Simply charming" - concert review, Jeff Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra 17/11/18
Cadogan Hall


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Feature: "I don't like feeling underestimated" - indie queen Zoe Kazan on acting, writing and having a baby with partner Paul Dano 16/11/18
ES magazine (pictures: Anya Holdstock)
#169 - "Domestic intimacy and a strong supernatural tang" - theatre review, Macbeth 14/11/18
Evening Standard


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Feature: Deal, or No Deal - the great Brexit Quiz 15/11/18
Evening Standard (pic: Jeremy Selwyn)
Feature: A voice that can knock down walls - Sharon D Clarke on Caroline, or Change 14/11/18
Evening Standard (pic: Alastair Muir)
#168 - "A superb central performance by Threlfall" - theatre review, Don Quixote 13/11/18
Garrick Theatre


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#167 - "Are we hitting peak Pinter" - theatre review, Pinter Three 12/11/18
Harold Pinter Theatre


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Feature: "The next thing I write is going to be set NOW" - Laura Wade on her Austen adaptation and Home, I'm Darling 11/11/18
Observer (pic by Linda Nylind)
Feature: "It's not a farewell tour - I'm saying hello" - Ian McKellen on his 80th birthday plans 9/11/18
Evening Standard
Feature: "My digital twin is a transparent human figure with colour-coded organs" - Babylon's health check tested 8/11/18
Evening Standard
#166 - "Wilfully absurd" - theatre review, A Very Very Very Dark Matter 6/11/18
Bridge Theatre


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#165 - "Rackety but timely" - theatre review, White Teeth 5/11/18
Kiln Theatre


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#164 - "Probably necessary but difficult" - theatre review, Ear for Eye 31/10/11
Royal Court Theatre


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#163 - "Maisie Williams is better than the material" - theatre review, I and You 30/10/18
Hampstead Theatre


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#162 - "Angular limbs and angry genitals" - art review, Klimt/Schiele 31/10/18
Royal Academy


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Feature: "I don't see the point in doing things if they don't terrify you" - Tamsin Greig on Pinter, comedy, and growing up "in poverty, really" 31/10/18
Evening Standard
#161 - "Radical reworking makes the play live afresh" - The Wild Duck 30/10/18
Almeida Theatre


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Feature: "My last year was a feminist war cry" - Elizabeth Debicki on Steve McQueen's Widows, The Night Manager, and being "daggy" 20/10/18
Stella Magazine
#160 - "Beguilement gives way to exasperation" - theatre review, Wise Children 19/10/18
Old Vic


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#159 - "Acute, witty, sometimes savage, often warm" - theatre review, Stories 17/10/18
National Theatre, Dorfman


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#158 - "Rosalie Craig again proves herself a star" - theatre review, Company, 17/10/18
Gielgud Theatre


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#157 - "This had to be staged, even if it doesn't quite work" - theatre review, Measure for Measure 15/10/18
Donmar Warehouse


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#156 - As far away from a hurried Eggs Benedict as you could get- review, Jamavar's Royal Brunch 15/10/18
Jamavar Mayfair


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Feature: Why I mourn the likely closure of West End cheap eats stalwart Gaby's 12/10/18
Evening Standard
Feature: "Tacky cushions and a mixed bag of experts" - TV review, ITV's Royal Wedding 12/10/18
Evening Standard
#155 - "Grown-up, challenging, necessary" - theatre review, The Height of the Storm 12/10/18
Wyndham's Theatre


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Feature: "Energetically disgusting" - book review, Kill 'Em All, 11/10/18
Evening Standard
#154 -"Promising indeed" - theatre review, Twelfth NIght, 11/10/18
Young Vic


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#153 - "Sketchy and unfinished" - theatre review, I'm Not Standing 10/10/18
National Theatre, Lyttelton


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Feature: "I'll probably have an existential breakdown in my 40s" - Tom Glynn Carney on taking The Ferryman to New York 02/10/18
Evening Standard
Feature: New kids on the block - the young talents you need to know 27/09/18
ES magazine
Feature: "There they were - six lionesses" - travel, Tanzania safari 19/09/18
ES magazine
Feature: "A jewel of a place" - hotel review, Zawadi, Zanzibar
Independent
Feature: "Beautifully designed and located but needs love" - hotel review, White Sand, Zanzibar,
Independent
Feature: "Everyone is sexually frustrated, ha ha" - playwright Nick Payne on Wanderlust 03/09/18
Evening Standard
#152 - "A milestone worth saluting" - theatre review, Pinter 1 and Pinter 2 01/10/18
Harold Pinter theatre


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#151 - "Stately, detailed, intriguing" - theatre review, Antony and Cleopatra 27/09/18
National Theatre


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Feature: "Women are the new men" - Rosalie Craig interview 18/09/18
Evening Standard
Feature: Rising star Sheila Atim on race, height and swapping science for the stage 12/09/18
ES magazine
#150 - "gloriously, beautifully, involvingly naturalistc" - theatre review, The Humans 11/09/2018


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#149 - "The score is subtler than the action" - theatre review, Love's Labour's Lost 30/08/18
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse


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#148 - "As richly evocative as its source material" - theatre review, Toast 27/08/18
Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe


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#147 - "Stark, striking images of oppression" - theatre review, Silence 27/08/18
Pleasance at EICC, Edinburgh Fringe


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Feature: "We need to watch our backs" - Playwright Byrony Lavery Q&A 26/08/18
The Observer
Feature: Revenge of the Nerds: why sci-fi fans were right all along - my Evening Standard column 23/08/18
Evening Standard
Feature: “Two nightmares haunted my childhood: my father killing himself or my parents getting a divorce" - William Miller on life among the literati as Jonathan Miller's son - 27/08/18
The Times (pictures by Jooney Woodward)
Feature: "I have zero filter" - Ayda Field on X Factor, motherhood and being Mrs Robbie Williams 26/08/18
Stella Magazine, Sunday Telegraph
Feature: "Beyond the pail" - Notting Hill's new seafood restaurant Bucket reviewed, 23/08/18
ES Magazine
Feature: How Leonard Bernstein would have reacted to the West Side Story prom race row (not my Radio Times interview with daughter Jamie Bernstein, but a Times write-off) 07/08/18
The Times
#146 - "A flimsy delight" - theatre review, Little Shop of Horrors 14/08/18
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre


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Feature: Gregg Wallace on dealing with anxiety and low self-esteem 13/08/18
Daily Mail
Feature: Playwright Enda Walsh on opera, Bowie and being "brutally sad" - 10/08/18
ES Magazine
#145 - "High expectations come up short" - theatre review, Othello 02/08/18
Shakespeare's Globe


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#144 - "More enjoyable than believable" - theatre review - Home, I'm Darling 01/08/18
National Theatre


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#143 - "Stunning in its simplicity" - theatre review, The Lehman Trilogy 01/08/18
National Theatre


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Feature: The stand-up whose father sold Russia - Olga Koch 01/08/18
The Times (pictures by Gary Morrisroe)
#142 - "Lit up by McKellen's relish of the words and emotions" - theatre review, King Lear 27/07/18
Duke of York's Theatre


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#141 - "Tough going farce-cum-satire" - theatre review, Exit the King 26/07/18
National Theatre


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Feature: How hothouse London has changed since the heatwave of 1976 - 25/06/17
Evening Standard (pic: Ken Towner)
Feature: "Graphic novels deserve literary prizes" - 25/07/18
Evening Standard (pic: PA)
Feature: What's it like to have a private theatre performance in your home? 20/07/18
Daily Telegraph
#140 - Wilfully exasperating and stupid" - theatre review, Pity - 20/07/18
Royal Court


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#139 - "Moving but never hits the heights" - theatre review, A Monster Calls 19/07/18
Old Vic


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#138 - "Radical, urgent, but somewhat rushed" - theatre review, Allelujah! 19/07/18
Bridge Theatre


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#137 - "Trump's chopper took off overhead" - theatre review, As You Like It 13/07/18
Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park


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Feature: "Donald, it is FINNISH!" - inside Melania Trump's diary (as imagined by @nickcurtis) 18/07/18
Evening Standard (pic: Reuters)
Feature: "I pulled my groin" - Sacha Dhawan on Alan Bennett, being a 'Manc' Marvel villain, and not being Indian enough - 18/07/18
Evening Standard (pictures: Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd
Feature: Mel and Phil - who won the battle of the spouses in the Trump/May summit? 12/07/18
Daily Telegraph
Feature: "A terrible husband and father as well as a genius" - book review, Albert Einstein Speaking by RJ Gadney 12/07/18
Evening Standard
Feature: "Capital cities need vibrant cultural lives" - the South Bank Centre's first female boss, Elaine Bedell 11/07/18
Evening Standard
Feature: "Americans go bonkers in their own way" - Tina Brown on Trump, Weinstein and hwo celebrity culture went sour 05/07/18
ES magazine
Feature: Battle of the heatwaves - 1976 vs 2018 08/07/18
Sunday Telegraph
#136 - "Layers atrocity on absurdity" - theatre review, The Lieutenant of Inishmore 05/07/18
Noel Coward Theatre


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#135 - "Delightfully unusual" - theatre review, Fun Home, 05/07/18
Young Vic


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#135 - "An angry shout of a play" - theatre review, The Jungle 06/07/18
Playhouse Theatre


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Feature: The Marchioness reinventing Longleat's kitchens - and the aristocracy 21/06/18
The Times (pictures by Millie Pilkington)
#134 - "Hardcore but absolutely worth it" - theatre review, Imperium 03/07/18
Gielgud Theatre


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Feature: "A #Metoo prequel with bolted-on journalistic observations" - Caitlin Moran's How to be Famous reviewed 28/06/18
Evening Standard (picture: Getty)
Feature: So, do I need testosterone injections...? 24/06/18
Daily Mail (pictures: Ki Price)
Feature: "My advice to other disabled people? Go for it!" - Sarah Gordy on acting, Down's Syndrome, and the play she inspired 21/06/18
Evening Standard (picture: Snooty Fox)
#133 - "directed with verve and fibre" - theatre review, The Two Noble Kinsmen
Shakespeare's Globe


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#132 - "Puckish, playful, quirky" - exhibition review, Edward Bawden 31/05/18
Dulwich Picture Gallery


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Feature: My exes are my friends - Elizabeth Hurley on ageing, having her son as her stylist, and her nephew's stabbing - 20/05/18
Stella Magazine (picture by Alan Gelati)
#131 - "A curate's oeuf" - theatre review, Tartuffe 31/05/18
Haymarket Theatre Royal


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#130 - "Her tinfoil zeppelin is a thing of buoyant beauty" - exhibition review, Lee Bul: Crashing 31/05/18
Hayward Gallery


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Feature: Ronni Ancona and Alistair McGowan, imperson... 14/05/18
Daily Telegraph (p[ictures by Paul Grover)
#129 - "A decisive and intriguing start to Michelle Terry's tenure" - theatre review, As You Like It/Hamlet 18/05/18
Shakespeare's Globe


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#128 - "A great, pugnacious powerhouse of a performance" - theatre review, Red 18/05/18
Wyndham's Theatre


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Feature: Could a sleep divorce save your marriage? 14/05/18
Daily Mail
#127 - "A potent sense of loss and suppressed needs" - theatre review, Nightfall 11/05/18
Bridge Theatre


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Feature: The real story behind Patrick Melrose 10/05/18
Evening Standard
#126 - "It is young Fox's evening" - theatre review, An Ideal Husband 09/05/18
Vaudeville Theatre


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Feature: Floating homeowner - how one woman got on the property ladder 08/05/18
The Times (pictures by Circe Hamilton)
#125 - "Chewy, nuanced performances" - theatre review, Mood Music 04/05/18
Old Vic


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Feature: Jo Whiley on family, the BBC and equal pay 29/04/18
Stella Magazine (picture by Gabby Laurent)
#124 - "A devastating expression of grief" - theatre review, Nine Night 03/05/18
National Theatre


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Feature: Mrs Trump's Diaries (part 2) 26/04/18
Evening Standard
Feature: The Trump-Macron bromance analysed 25/04/18
Daily Telegraph (pictures: Jim Bourg/Reuters)
#123 - "Pandemonium" - theatre review, Absolute Hell 27/04/18
National Theatre


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#122 - "Inspired grilled artichokes" - restaurant review, Jose Pizarro 27/04/18
Bermondsey St


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#121 - "A difficult work I could engage with endlessly" - theatre review, The Writer 24/04/18
Almeida Theatre


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#120 - "A must-see" - art review, Rodin and the Art of Ancient Greece 24/04/18
British Museum


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Feature: "Not a lifestyle brand, but a way of living" - how Soho House took over the world 23/04/18
Evening Standard
#119 - "Daft but brilliant" - Theatre review, An Evening of Meat 19/04/18
The Vaults


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Feature: "I'm playing a lot of dodgy blokes" - Ben Chapiln on Hollywood, sexual politics, and his Old Vic debut - 17/04/18
Evening Standard (pictures by Daniel Hambury)
#118 - "Ravishing and provoking in equal measure" - art review, Rationalism on Set 18/04/18
Estorick Collection


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Feature: "I find something very shocking and subversive in Agatha Christie" - Sarah Phelps on her TV adaptation of Ordeal by Innocence 13/04/18
Evening Standard
Feature: Jessie Buckley on love, male power and red hair 12/04/18
The Times (pictures by Chris McAndrew)
#117 - "Eccentricity is definitely the keyword" - theatre review, The Moderate Soprano 13/04/18
Duke of York's


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Feature: "I still have the scars" - Ella Purnell opens up about self-harm, growing up on camera, and being a Chanel ambassador 12/04/18
ES Magazine (pictures by Vanina Sorrenti)
Feature: "Beneath the affectionate portrait of simple, honest folk are murkier undercurrents" - Jeffrey Lewis's Bealport reviewed 05/04/18
Evening Standard
#116 - "Rackety, enjoyable, real life as light ent" - theatre review, Quiz, 11/04/18
Noel Coward Theatre


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Feature: "A seven-hour play about love is what we need right now" - Kyle Soller on The Inheritance 10/04/18
Evening Standard (pictures by Matt Writtle)
Feature: HIGNFY lad or Only Connect Brainbox - which quiz tribe fits you? 06/04/18
Evening Standard
#115 - "La-sir-blah-sir" - Theatre review, The Way of the World 06/04/18
Donmar Warehouse


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#114 - "Playful, touching, baggily brilliant" - theatre review, The Inheritance 29/03/18
Young Vic


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#113 - "Fascinating material, insufficiently dramatised" - The Great Wave 23/03/18
National Theatre, Dorfman


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Feature: "An odd, compelling hybrid of a memoir" - Viv Albertine's To Throw Away Unopened - 22/03/18
Evening Standard (pictures: Getty Images)
Feature: "I'm usually the quirky, funny one" - Patsy Ferran on her star-making performance in Summer and Smoke - 20/03/18
Daily Telegraph (pictures by Marc Brenner)
Feature: The Physicist as rock star - on the late Stephen Hawking - 15/03/18
Evening Standard (but here from the Belfast Telegraph)
Feature: "I have hope" - Arinze Kene on Misty and the life of a black artist - 10/03/18
Observer (pictures by Tristram Kenton)
Feature: Francisco Cantu on life as a US border guard 26/02/18
Radio Times
#112 - "Shows a cruel writer to his very best advantage" - theatre review, Summer and Smoke 08/03/18
Almeida Theatre


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#111 - "Rich, affecting, arresting" - theatre review, Fanny and Alexander 02/03/18
Old Vic


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#110 - "A hot mess, just like the original" - theatre review, Jubilee 01/03/18
Lyric Theatre Hammersmith


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Feature: Cressida Bonas on acting, family and Harry (not that one) 01/03/18
The Times (pictures by Chris McAndrew)
#109 - "Great physical precision and emotional truth" - Theatre review, Girls & Boys, 27/02/18
Royal Court Theatre


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#108 - "lovely and loving" - theatre review, The York Realist 23/02/18
Donmar Warehouse


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#107 - "Clumsy and ungiving" - Theatre review, Frozen, 22/02/18
Theatre Royal Haymarket


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Feature: "Ed Sheeran had four helpings ot sausages" - Jessie Ware on motherhood, music and running a foodie podcast with her mum 15/02/18
The Times (picture: Ollie Grove)
#106 - "A whimper, not a bang" - theatre review, The Captive Queen, 14/02/18
Wanamaker Playhouse, Shakespeare's Globe


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Feature: Marines, masculinity and me - Matt Young on life in the corps
The Times (Pic: Michael Hanson)
#105 - "Lesley Manville gives Mary Tyrone a lambent intensity" - theatre review, Long Day's Journey Into Night
Wyndham's Theatre


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#104 - "Hayley Atwell - all raptor smirks and does-not-compute tics" - theatre review, Dry Powder
Hampstead Theatre


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#103 - restaurant review, Mookrata
Above Shuang Shuang, Shaftesbury Avenue, W1D 6LU


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#102 - "Sheer direct force" - Theatre review, Julius Caesar 01/02/2018
Bridge Theatre


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Feature: Mrs Trump's Diary- the inside of Melania's head imagined 02/02/18
Evening Standard
Feature: Trauma star Jade Anouka on gender, ethnicity, and the poetry of South London 01/02/18
Evening Standard (pictures by Matt Writtle)
#101 - "Recreated and rejuvenated" - restaurant review, Joe Allen 25/01/2018
2 Burleigh St WC2E 7PX


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#100 - "Delicate interactions to savour" - theatre review, John, 25/01/2018
National Theatre, Dorfman


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#99 - "Stylish, menacing, funny" - theatre review, The Birthday Party 24/01/2018
Harold Pinter Theatre


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#98 - "Exquisitely tooled but stiff" - theatre review, Lady Windermere's Fan 23/01/2018
Vaudeville Theatre


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Feature: "Who is this Davros guy" - Trump's first visit to the WEF imagined 22/01/2018
Evening Standard (illustration: Paul Dallimore)
Feature: Why Vauxhall is too good for Trump 12/01/2018
Evening Standard
Feature: "A national treasure in stealth mode" - Samantha Spiro on Oscar Wilde and the world her daughters will inherit 11/01/2018
Evening Standard (picture by Daniel Hambury/Stella Pictures)
Feature: "It's where you'd take people you want to sleep with" - the return of Kettner's - 12/01/2018
Evening Standard
Feature: "I have an itchy brain" - Stephen Mangan on Pinter, producing and parenting 2/01/2018
Evening Standard (pictures: Daniel Hambury/Stella Pictures)
Feature: "You're only 40 once" - Erin O'Connor on age, image, family and "extreme elongation" 30/12/2017
The Times (pic: Camera Press)
#97 - "What a let-down. ONLY JOKING!!!" Theatre review, Hamilton, 22/12/2017
Victoria Palace Theatre


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#96 - "Poots and Norton lift a slightly overwrought psychodrama" - theatre review, Belleville, 22/12/2017
Donmar Warehouse


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#95 - "Richly atmospheric but needs cutting" - theatre review, The Grinning Man 21/12/17
Trafalgar Studios


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#94 - "Urgent, sprawling, necessary" - theatre review, The Jungle 19/12/17
Young Vic


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Feature: From Moggmania to Markle - the Quiz of the Year 18/12/17
Evening Standard (illustration by Paul Dallimore)
Feature: Snow, Tory Rebels and Youthquake - the week's news digested by Gerald Scarfe and me 15/12/2017
Evening Standard
#93 - "Arch, awkward homage to a TV classic" - theatre review, The Twilight Zone 15/12/2017
Almeida Theatre


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Feature: Ding Dong Merrily Your Highness - Meghan's Christmas with the Queen imagined 14/12/2017
ES Magazine
Feature: Take Two - my longer Glenda Jackson interview for the Standard Theatre Awards 14/12/2017
ES Magazine
Feature: Tom Fletcher on McFly, musicals and acting with his missus 13/07/2017
Evening Standard
Feature: Rebel with a Cause - Chef Tom Sellers, 06/12/17
ES Magazine
Feature: "I haven't seen a play for 25 years" - Glenda Jackson on gender, politics and her Evening Standard best actress award 05/12/17
Evening Standard (picture: Dave Benett)
#92 - "It belongs to the bellowing, spraying Ifans" - theatre review, A Christmas Carol 05/12/2017
Old Vic


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Feature: "I thought, leave theatre to the people who know what they're doing" - Imogen Poots on Belleville 30/11/2017
Evening Standard (picture by Matt Writtle)
Feature: Celebrities and other animals - this year's Christmas biography roundup 30/11/2017
Evening Standard
Feature: "I'm happy to be a dirty, filthy, secret pleasure" - James Blunt 25/11/2017
The Times
#91 - "Clever, witty, slightly too pleased with itself" - theatre review, The Secret Theatre, 23/11/17
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse


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Feature: The next generation - this year's nominees for the Evening Standard's Emerging Talent Theatre Award 23/11/17
Evening Standard (picture: Alamy)
#90 - "Good-hearted, but there's not enough at stake", theatre review, Everybody's Talking About Jamie 22/11/17
Apollo, Shaftesbury Avenue


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Feature: "Unaccountable power is the root of all evil" - playwright Anders Lustgarten 22/11/17
Evening Standard (picture: Ella Sadika/Shakespeare's Globe)
Feature: "I'm an embarrassment - get me in there". The people we'd REALLY like to see in the jungle 22/11/17
Evening Standard (illustration by Paul Dallimore)
#89 - "Wonderful and necessary" - theatre review, The Suppliant Women 20/11/17
Young Vic


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Feature: Ben Whishaw on Paddington, coming out and why he hates marmalade 18/11/17
The Times
Feature: Chef Nobu on food, life, and being "married" to de Niro 16/11/17
The Times (picture: Getty)
#88 - "Thrilling, dazzling, pleased with itself" - theatre review, Network 13/11/17
National Theatre


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#87 - "A pleasure to see, and hear" - theatre review, Glengarry Glen Ross, 12/11/17
Playhouse Theatre


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Feature: Fifty years of Gilbert & George 08/11/17
ES Magazine (photographs by Tobias Lewis Thomas)
Feature: Top Trumps - can you pass the presidential quiz, a year after the election 8/11/2017
Evening Standard (illlustration by Paul Dallimore)
Feature: "How did it happen?" - Volker Kutscher on Sky's adaptation of his interwar Berlin novels - 5/11/2017
Radio Times (Pictures: Sky)
Feature: "What's not to like" - my interview with Ken Bruce 31/10/17
Radio Times
#86 - "Go now" - restaurant review, Rochelle Canteen
ICA


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#85 - "Exquisitely crafted, exquisitely excruciating" - theatre review, Beginning 02/11/2017
National Theatre, Dorfman


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#84 - "Very sweet, bordering on sickly" - theatre review, Romantics Anonymous
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse


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#83 - "A swaggering start" - theatre review, Young Marx
Bridge Theatre


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#82 - "Ambitious, thoughtful but slightly forced" - theatre review, Albion, 31/10/17
Almeida Theatre


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#81 - "The fish tank doesn't help" - theatre review, The Lady from the Sea, 24/10/2017
Donmar Warehouse


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#80 - "Preposterous and absurdly enjoyable" - theatre review, Venus in Fur 18/10/2017
Theatre Royal Haymarket


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Feature: "Remember, you can't drown from waterboarding" - a belated posting for my scary encounter with ex-SAS man Chris Ryan 10/10/17
The Times (pictures by James Clarke)
#79 - "Humane but needs more focus" - Theatre review, A Woman of No Importance 17/10/17
Vaudeville Theatre


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Feature: Beijing vs Shanghai - a tale of two cities 16/10/17
Evening Standard
Feature: Wilde about Oscar - Eve Best on A Woman of No Importance 16/10/17
Evening Standard (Pictures by Vicki Couchman)
Feature: Why 50 is the new 21, birthday-wise 14/10/17
Telegraph (Picture: Instagram)
Feature: How hot chef Nuno Mendes made Portuguese food cool 12/10/17
The Times (pictures by Katie Wilson)
#78 - "Fundamentally slight" - theatre review, Heisenberg 13/10/17
Wyndham's Theatre


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#77 - "Hilarious theatrical gold" - theatre review, Young Frankenstein 12/10/17
Garrick Theatre


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Feature: Nick, Nick - Hytner and Starr on the new Bridge Theatre 10/10/17
Evening Standard (picture by Helen Maybanks)
#76 - "Like listening to poetry during a firework display" - theatre review, Wings 11/10/17
Young Vic


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#75 - "Defeating" - theatre review, Victory Condition 10/10/17
Royal Court Theatre


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Feature: It's all Greek - millionaire restaurateur Peter Waney's new venture 05/10/17
The Times (pictures by Chris McAndrews)
#74 - "An expression of a futuristic dystopia?", dance review, Autobiography 05/10/17
Sadler's Wells


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#73 - "Explosive denouement can't arrive soon enough" - theatre review, B 04/10/17
Royal Court


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#72 - "Funny and sad, complicated and flawed" - theatre review, Labour of Love 04/10/17
Noel Coward Theatre


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Feature: Pacy, well-researched, leaden - first review of Dan Brown's Origin 02/10/17
Evening Standard
Feature: The Seven signs you're becoming grumpy old man 01/10/17
Sunday Telegraph
Feature: Scarfe's Week - Merkel's pain and Labour gains 30/09/17
Evening Standard
#71 "I lost myself in it" - dance review, Debut, Acosta Danza 29/09/17
Sadler's Wells


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Feature: Hugh Hefner - the Victor Frankenstein of smut? 28/09/17
Evening Standard
Feature: Red Letter Days - the A-Z of the Labour Party Conference 27/09/17
Evening Standard (pictures: Reuters)
#70 - "An opportunity myth-ed" - theatre review, Boudica 27/09/17
Shakespeare's Globe


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Feature: From Storm Boris to Korean dick-swinging - Scarfe's week (his image, my words)
Evening Standard
#69 - "Extraordinary physical and emotional precision" - Oslo review - 22/09/17
National Theatre


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#68 - "Subverts America's lascivious cannibalisation of its showbiz past" - Follies review - 22/09/17
National Theatre


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Feature: Scarfe Ace - cartoonist Gerald on politics, cruelty and drinking Special Brew with Roger Waters 20/09/17
Evening Standard (pictures by Daniel Hambury)
Feature: Robert Webb on his eye-poppingly honest memoir of masculinity 20/09/17
Radio Times
Feature: "I haven't had a facelift... I had my ears enlarged." - Martin Clunes 09/09/17
The Times (pictures by Neale Haynes)
#67 - "Lively, warm, slightly too good to be true" - theatre review, Lions and Tigers 06/09/17
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse


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#66 - "Featherlight, nuanced, textured, idiosyncratic" - theatre review, Against 06/09/17
Almeida Theatre


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#65 - "Doh, of course it should be done al fresco"- theatre review, King Lear 01/09/17
Shakespeare's Globe


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Feature: "The hardest thing I've ever done" - Toby Stephens on Oslo, fatherhood, and his famous family - 31/08/17
Evening Standard (pictures: Brinkhoff-Moegenburg)
#65 - "Simple, rough theatre, deftly directed but given a kicking" (1/2) - theatre review, Knives in Hens, 30/08/17
Donmar Warehouse


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#64 - "Simple, rough theatre, deftly directed but given a kicking" (2/2) - theatre review, Knives in Hens, 30/08/17
Donmar Warehouse


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Feature: Quiz: Which trolley type are you? - 30/08/2017
Evening Standard
Feature: "There's no glory in brutality" - Gina McKee on Boudica - 30/08/17
Evening Standard (pictures by Daniel Hambury)
Feature: Jollity on tap - Tui's new Mediterranean cruise - 23/08/17
Daily Mail
Feature: "it only takes four muscles to punch someone in the face" - why it's positive to be negative - 29/08/17
Evening Standard (illus: Uninspirational)
Feature: "If I don't get a Michelin star I'll f***ing shoot myself" - Chris Denney of 108 Garage - 23/08/17
Evening Standard (pictures by Adrian Lourie)
Feature: "We are conscious of the fantastic legacy dad had" - the Wogan boys' Homeslice venture - 17/08/2017
The Times (pictures by Katie Wilson
Feature: Five sharp takes on Trump's America with a sci-fi twist - Tom Rachman's Basket of Deplorables 17/08/17
Evening Standard
Feature: "I'm baggy and old" - Dominic Cooper 12/08/17
The Times (pictures by Chris McAndrew)
Feature: "Laughter goes as deep as weeping" - director Yael Farber on Knives in Hens 10/08/17
Evening Standard (pictures by Daniel Hambury)
#63 - "It'd be gimmicky if everything were not both beautiful and delicious" - restaurant review, Magpie 08/08/17
Heddon St


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#62 - "A beady role that Stockard Channing can and does play effortlessly" - theatre review, Apologia 08/08/17
Trafalgar Studios


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Feature: On being a man at 26 and (almost) 52 04/08/17
Evening Standard (pictures by Daniel Hambury)
#61 - "Chips, shagging, burglary and sick" - theatre review, Road, 03/08/17
Royal Court Theatre


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#60 - "Shouty, dense, intriguing" - theatre review, Mosquitoes, 03/08/2017
National Theatre, Dorfman


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Feature: Bluffer's Guide to summer's best books 31/07/17
Evening Standard
Feature: Arlene Phillips - "I've always been affected by tragedies" 29/07/2017
The Times (pictures by Chris McAndrew)
Feature: John Gordon Sinclair - I want people to get a "big old slap in the face" when they read my new thriller - 28/07/2017
Radio Times
#59 - "Brilliant, intuitive, deeply affecting" - theatre review, Girl from the North Country, 28/07/2017
Old Vic


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#58 - "This show goes up to 11" - theatre review, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 27/07/2017
Apollo Theatre


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Feature: Can Michelle Terry save Shakespeare's Globe? 25/07/2017
Evening Standard
#57 - "Exquisite comic timing and wrenching sadness" - theatre review, Much Ado About Nothing, 27/07/2017
Shakespeare's Globe


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Feature: "The worst thing I did" - Jessica Ennis-Hill on pregnancy, marriage, and childhood scrapes - 22/07/2017
~The Times (pictures: Getty)
#56 - "Culinary alchemy at work" - restaurant review, Rigo, 27/07/2017
277 New King's Rd SW6 4RD


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Feature: Cabinet of Thrones - how Westminster echoes Westeros 18/07/2017
Evening Standard
#55 - "Rough magic battles hi-tech" - theatre review, The Tempest
Barbican Theatre


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#54 - "Those outside the metropolitan bubble would find it exasperating" - theatre review, Committee 16/07/2017
Donmar Warehouse


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#53 - "Stagey and lacklustre" - Theatre review, Queen Anne 16/07/2017
Theatre Royal, Haymarket


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Feature: How morally unacceptable is your lifestyle? 12/07/2017
Evening Standard
#52 - "Short and savagely blunt" - theatre review, Bodies, 14/07/2017
Royal Court Theatre


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Feature: Slow boat through a microcosm of contemporary China - cruising the Yangtze's Three Gorges 13/07/2017
ES Magazine
Feature: "It's a Paul thing" - clashing with Bake Off's speed-freak silverback 08/07/2017
The Times
#51 - "Crackles with sex, threat and conflicted loyalties" - The Ferryman - 29/06/2017
Gielgud Theatre


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Feature: Joanna Lumley on opera, the garden bridge, and what she'd do as Prime Minister 29/06/2017
Evening Standard (pictures by Daniel Hambury)
#50 - Bravo Audra: Poor Billie - Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill - 28/06/2017
Wyndham's Theatre


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Feature: Pidgin to Magpie - James Ramsden and Sam Herlihy - 15/06/2017 (missed this one's appearance so posting it late)
The Times (pictures by Nathan Pask)
Feature: "I'm not censorious about porn but I draw the line at kissing" - me (and five others) on the boundaries of infidelity - 28/06/2017
Telegraph (pictures by Showtime)
#49 - "The Fleet Street Faustus" - Ink - 27/06/2017
Almeida Theatre


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Feature: The Year Glasto went Red - 26/06/2017
Evening Standard (illustration by Paul Dallimore)
Feature: "I don't know what rock 'n' roll is" - Jo Whiley - 24/06/2017
The Times (picture by Ray Burminston)
Feature: "I'm interested in telling female stories" - Marianne Elliott - 22/06/2017
Evening Standard
#48 - "Galvanisingly surprising" - Gloria - 21/06/2017
Hampstead Theatre


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#47 - "Knockabout and perfect for a summer evening" - Tristan and Yseult
Shakespeare's Globe


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Feature: More than a Muse - RIP Anita Pallenberg
Evening Standard (picture: Larry Ellis/Express/Getty Images)
#46 - "Achingly sad and technically brilliant" - Anatomy of a Suicide
Royal Court Theatre


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Feature: A Tale of Two Premiers - some jokes on the May/Macron meeting
Evening Standard (illustration by Paul Dallimore)
Feature: "I went on Tinder and it was hilarious" - Will Young
The Times (pictures by Michael Leckie)
Feature: Life in the People's Republic of Kensington (with jokes)
Evening Standard (illustration by Paul Dallimore)
#45 - "Boyega's descent is transfixing" - Woyzeck
Old Vic


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#44 - "Timely celebration of science over dumb belief" - Galileo
Young Vic


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#43 - "Standout beans and rum baba" - Westerns Laundry
34 Drayton Park, N5 1PB


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Feature: "Make 'em laugh twice, cry once, and get the hell off" - the perfect best man's speech
Telegraph
Feature: "I haven't got the stamina I had at 30" - Alan Titchmarsh
The Times (pictures by Chris McAndrew)
#42 - "Unroadworthy comic vehicle" - Lettice and Lovage
Menier Chocolate Factory


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#41 - Chips with everything - celebrating London's historic cheap eateries
Rock and Soul Plaice, Endell St


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#40 - "Sprawling, over-the-top brio" - Angels in America
National Theatre, Lyttelton


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Feature: "I really did almost despair of humanity" - Andrew Norfolk on the story behind Rotherham child abuse drama Three Girls
Radio Times
Feature: Can you teach equality to boys?
The Times (pictures by Alun Callender
#39 - "Great nosh" - Monty's Deli
227-229 Hoxton Street


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Feature: Stand tall, Poppy - the elder model Delevingne goes into acting
ES Magazine (pictures by Benjamin Mallek)
#38 - "Brutally funny, focused and provoking" - Consent
National Theatre, Dorfman


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Feature: From Pret to Itsu - Julian Metcalfe
The Times (pictures by Katie Wilson)
#37 - "Episodic, ritualistic, slow" - Salome
National Theatre, Olivier


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Feature: "My leg was bending the wrong way and in the wrong place" - Charley Boorman's road to recovery
Radio Times
Feature: "My 20s were really wild..." - Jaime Winstone
The Times (pictures by Zac Frackelton)
Feature: Hello Sailor - how The Crown made Prince Philip His Royal Hotness
Evening Standard
Feature: Happy birthday Sir David Attenborough
Evening Standard
#36 - "Superb and timely" - The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui
Donmar Warehouse


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Feature: "We need to keep looking back on history and not make the same mistakes" - Sharon D Clarke Q&A (phot0s by Tristram Kenton)
The Observer
#35 - "Bracingly disconcerting" - The Treatment
Almeida Theatre


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#34 - "Tiresomely overblown goth-emo-clown reading" - Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare's Globe


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#33 - "Opulent, decadent, ravishing, brilliant"
The Ned London


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Feature: How to survive the Electiopocalypse
Evening Standard
Feature: "I didn't think I'd be this lucky" - Rachael Stirling
Daily Telegraph
Feature: "I was diagnosed with autism at 45" - Laura James
The Times (pictures by Jooney Woodward)
#32 - "Agreeable but lacks conviction" - The Philanthropist
Trafalgar Studios


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Feature: "Legs-it for the lads" - male politicians objectified
Evening Standard
#31 - "Do gallerists plan colourful exhibitions for the Spring?" - Howard Hodgkin Portraits/Eduardo Paolozzi
National Portrait Gallery/whitechapel Gallery


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#30 - "Beautifully planned, engrossing" - The Japanese House: Architecture and Life After 1945
Barbican Art Gallery


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#29 - "An Utter Delight" - An American in Paris
Dominion Theatre


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#28 - "Treats women like Kleenex" - Don Juan in Soho
Wyndham's Theatre


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Feature: Can Science Survive in a post-truth world - Professor Brian Cox
Telegraph (pictures by Andrew Crowley)
Feature: It's very touchy and very smelly - Tim Webb of Oily Cart Theatre
Observer
#27 - "Simply Overwhelming" - Ten Days, Six Nights (BMW Live) and Wolfgang Tillmans
Tate Modern


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#26 - Arguably the most exciting show in town - The Kid Stays in the Picture
Royal Court Theatre


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Feature: "London has been here before and it will rally and rebound"
Evening Standard
Feature: Simple Artistry from a Master Chef - Monica Galetti's first restaurant Mere
Evening Standard (pictures by Matt Writtle)
Feature: In a nanny state? - My spoof of the Brexit-Britain Mary Poppins sequel
Evening Standard (illustration by Paul Dallimore)
Feature: "People started screaming" - the Costa Concordia pianist
The Times (Pictures by Michael Leckie)
#25 - "Angry or obliquely sad" - The American Dream: Pop to the Present
British Museum


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Feature: "The sky lights up with a ball of fire" - Lindsey Ferrentino Q&A
The Observer
Feature: Airbnb founder Brian Chesky on the sharing economy and glazed pink biscuits
Daily Telegraph
#24 - "Clumsily engineered and overblown" - Seventeen
Lyric Hammersmith


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Feature: Suck it up snowflake - how populist-correct are you?
ES Magazine
#23 - "Cloth-eared, clod-hopping but essential" - My Country; a work in progress
National Theatre


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Feature: Talking beef with Mr Meat
The Times
Feature: How London's 'agonisingly cool' shared office went global
Evening Standard
#22 - "Extraordinary tale of influence, affection and shifting artistic tides" - Michelangelo & Sebastiano
National Gallery


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#21 - "Exuberant, panto-style polemic" - The Miser
Garrick Theatre


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#20 - "Tragicomic psychodrama goes up to 11" - Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Harold Pinter Theatre


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Feature: Time to repeal Obamawear - the male, sartorial midlife crisis
Telegraph
#19 - Limehouse:
Donmar Warehouse


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#18 - "Machine gunned by bon mots as sweet at bonbons" - Rosencranz and Guildenstern are Dead, starring Daniel Radcliffe
Old Vic


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Feature: How to lose 8lb in nine days
Daily Mail (pictures by Ki Price/emulsion London)
# 17 - Othello: revisionist, sometimes potent, sometimes downright silly
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Shakespeare's Globe


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#16 - "Clever and compassionate" - Ugly Lies the Bone
National Theatre, Lyttelton


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#15 - 221b or not 221b? Andrew Scott's Hamlet
Almeida Theatre


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Feature: So, just how microaggressive are you really?
Evening Standard
Feature: "I thought I was an idiot - I still do." Helen Mirren
The Times (photos by Flavien Prioreu for Prince's Trust and L'Oreal Paris's All Worth it Programme)
#14 - Cut back, dirtied down, alternate realities: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Young Vic


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#13 - A sweet and finely comically calibrated Twelfth Night
National Theatre, Olivier


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#12 - The Wild Party and America After the Fall (and the links between them)
The Other Palace/The Royal Academy


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#11 - Review: See Me Now
Young Vic


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Interview: Mary Beard - "Feminist play? Get real, sunshine."
Evening Standard (Pictures by Daniel Hambury)
Interview: Lucy Worsley - "My lisp seems to enrage people"
The Times (pictures by Olivia Beasley)
Terra Incognita - Here Be Dragons
Tower Bridge Bascule Chambers (aka the most dramatic space in London...)


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Robots
Science Museum


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Feature: The model pair making raw cake for the fash pack
The Times (pictures courtesy of the Hardihood)
Interview: Leanne Cope - a Brit Ballerina in An American in Paris
Evening Standard (picture by Matthew Murphy)
Feature: I wish I could... drink like a girl
Daily Mail
London's oldest picture palace
Regent St Cinema


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Interview: Sofie Grabol - Figure of Fortitude (pictures by Zac Frackelton
The Times
Interview: Orlando von Einsiedel - "The message of compassion that the White Helmets live and breathe is so important.”
The Times (pictures by Chris McAndrew)
The Archeology of Crossrail (ho hum) and the new Canary Wharf (ooh!)
Museum of London/Canary Wharf Station


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The Glass Menagerie (2/5)
Duke of York's Theatre


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Feature: The Rolling Stepsons' burger gamble
The Times (pictures by Katie Wilson)
Revolution - Russian Art 1917-1932
Royal Academy of Arts


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David Hockney - a retrospective riot of joy at Tate Britain
Tate Britain


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Feature: Andrew Marr - My stroke improved my marriage
Radio Times (in Guardian write-off; can't find full interview online so you'll have to buy the mag)
Feature: Denise Gough - No Angel
ES Magazine
Feature: "A daft idea pulled of with considerable with and brio"
Evening Standard
The White Devil: Review
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Shakespeare's Globe


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Feature: Is the office whip-round leaving you out of pocket?
Daily Mail
Feature: Frances Ruffelle - dancing on the edge
Evening Standard
John Hurt
RIP


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Feature: The £1 Meal Man speaks (and cooks for me)
The Times
Feature: Traipsing After the Trumps - Theresa does Washington (or, satire tries to keep up with reality...)
Daily Mail
Feature: Can the tummy doctor’s diet make your husband less grumpy?
Daily Mail
Feature: Will cooking on a salt slab make the perfect steak?
Evening Standard
Comus - a Masque in Honour of Chastity
Shakespeare’s Globe


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Interview: Natascha McElhone: ‘I hope Designated Survivor explores my character’
Evening Standard
Interview: Alan Davies: 'Frustration and rage and feelings of inadequacy give me my best material'
The Telegraph
Interview: Rufus Norris on the National Theatre's new season
Evening Standard
The Savoy Hotel
Embankment


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All the angels: Handel and the first Messiah
Shakespeare's Globe


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Interview: Kate Beckinsale makes a triumphant return to London with Love and Friendship
Evening Standard
Interview: Sam Neill’s double life - as a vigneron
The Times
Interview: Heston Blumenthal talks about winning back his Michelin stars
The Times
Feature: If the over-50s abandon cities then it's bad for everyone
The Telegraph
Feature: Insider's guide to Broadway
Radio Times