Raye at KOKO's - 06/11/18
From crying with joy at the support of her crowd to breaking down on stage while performing unreleased song “Ice-cream” about her own...
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Isabel Veninga and Corissa Hollenbeck
Nov 3, 20184 min read
Tove Styrke: Interview and Concert Review
The first time I heard Tove Styrke —pronounced “Tu-va Stier-ka” —was in a Monki store in Norway in 2014. Looking back now, the eccentric,...
Samuel Antonio Turner
Nov 2, 20182 min read
Black Honey at Electric Ballroom Camden — 24/10/18
The Brighton-born, London-lived indie pop-rock band Black Honey have been around since 2014 stirring, waiting and teasing a debut album...
Cameron Hibbitt and Lilian Fawcett
Oct 26, 20183 min read
I’m Not Running Review - National Theatre
Playing till 31st January 2019 Standard Ticket - £15.00 Entry Pass (aged 16-25) - £7.50 View Here David Hare’s new play ‘I’m Not Running’...
Audrey Lemarchand
Oct 14, 20183 min read
'Reckonings' – Sadler’s Wells Theatre
10th – 13th October View Here Twenty years ago, Sadler’s Wells inaugurated a brand-new theatre tailored for dance. To celebrate the...
Seline Cornfield
Sep 26, 20183 min read
Space Shifters Review - Hayward Gallery
26 September 2018 – 6 January 2019 Gallery closed on Tuesdays Standard: £15 Student: £11.50 View Here This immersive exhibition Space...
Samuel Antonio Turner
Apr 21, 20182 min read
The Changeling Review - KCL English Literary Society
Standard: £6 Students: £5 Members: £4 View Here A piece of interlinked wooden fencing hangs centerstage and resembles the partition of a...
Isabel Veninga
Apr 18, 20184 min read
All Too Human Exhibition Review - Tate Britain
28th February – 27th August 2018 Adult: £19.50 Concessions: £18.50 View Here On February 28th, Tate Britain launched a new exhibition,...
Osian Evans Sharma
Mar 24, 20182 min read
Anthea Hamilton: The Squash Commission Review - Tate Britain
22nd March – 7th October 2018 FREE ENTRY View Here Anthea Hamilton surprises us yet again in her latest piece, The Squash, at the Tate...
Robert Carden
Mar 19, 20182 min read
'Love's Labour's Lost' - KCL Shakespeare Society
Owen Smith’s interpretation of Love’s Labour’s Lost presents a charmingly wacky world set in a the evidently bucolic country of Navarre....
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