Films | September 21, 2018

Review: Climax

Climax is deeply unpleasant, super-stylish and horribly compelling, which is little surprise given i (...Read More)

Games | September 20, 2018

Review: We Happy Few

Two years in early access saw We Happy Few transform from a procedurally generated survival sim to a (...Read More)

Culture | September 14, 2018

Review: The Woods

The last play I saw Lucy Morrison direct was Plaques & Tangles, a crushing tale about three gene (...Read More)

Culture | September 7, 2018

Review: Dance Nation

Dance Nation, which transfers to the Almeida after a well-received run in New York, is a tween dance (...Read More)

Films | September 7, 2018

Review: The Seagull

Chekhov’s most famous play is such a masterful assassination of the human condition that it isn’ (...Read More)

Food | September 3, 2018

Review: Native

Last month I wrote about how Covent Garden is changing from a bunch of fancy shops to an all-singin (...Read More)

Films | August 24, 2018

Review: BlacKKKlansman

Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman is ostensibly about the real life story of a black cop in the 1970s who (...Read More)