Ayșe Balta’s short film, Expose, reveals the nature of migrant experimentation happening directly on London’s streets.

Some comedians make you laugh, but the best do so while talking about the truths we rarely address. Catherine Bohart, in her new show, does both. The Irish stand-up has been on a UK tour stopping in London at Soho Theatre between September and October 3rd, 2026, and she is scheduled to return to Soho Theatre Walthamstow on February 19, 2027. The show, Borrowing Trouble, is about her birthright of all-encompassing, generational worry.

Writer Asmita Kadel explores the themes within Troye Sivan's recent music videos, examining how a visual medium combined with song can convey meaning to an audience.

Editor in Chief, Lara Walsh, reviews Death Cab For Cutie's headline show at the Troxy in East London, examining how the band balanced between the new and old material.

Play GC advertises Dolly as follows: “Stand-up comic Dolly has never thought much about the criminal justice system. She's busy writing jokes and clearing plates. But then one night she is attacked and places her trust in the system to catch the man who did it. But it's a tough crowd and no one listens. Seems the system doesn’t think much about her either.”