Photo by Rosie Powell The iconic 1970s British sitcom Fawlty Towers took the world by storm when it first premiered, winning numerous awards and inspiring the next generation of comedy writers. Though a show obviously of its time, it is still adored by audiences today, who can recite all of the most memorable lines from its twelve episodes. And these viewers still have an outlet to enjoy their favourite series in the heart of London, through the means of immersive theatre. St

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Photo by Daniela Denyer Malo The Korean festival has come to London, and with it, Gravity: a spectacular show of emotion through dance and a cultural experience of the best sort. The talent of the company is overwhelming and the five minute ovation was well deserved. In Gravity, an eleven-person dance company moves, pulled by an unseen force in an astonishing and even otherworldly way. This performance explores how everything in the universe is interconnected, focusing on the