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Rafiki, or the futility of politicizing love
‘Let’s make a pact, become something real’. With a whole religious, social, political and moral order positioned against homosexuality,...
Victor Chaix
Nov 30, 20184 min read


Unknown Mortal Orchestra at The Royal Albert Hall - 21/11/18
There are few bands that can truly encapsulate an audience like this. Unknown Mortal Orchestra bring free-spirited rock fused funk and...
Samuel Antonio Turner
Nov 28, 20182 min read


Urban Chronicles - A portrait on Iain Sinclair
You can find the original version of this article on the Funzel Iain Sinclair, one could say, is obsessed with London. The Last London,...
Maximilian Priebe
Nov 23, 20185 min read


The Americans at The Roundhouse - 19/11/2018
Self-proclaimed rock band, the Americans, opened for St Paul and the Broken Bones last night at the Roundhouse Theatre in Camden. Each...
Corissa Hollenbeck
Nov 20, 20182 min read


Antony and Cleopatra Review - The National Theater
26th September -19th January Run time – 3 hours and 30 minutes Matinees 2 pm Evenings 7 pm Until January, you are able to see Simon...
Yana Yadav
Nov 15, 20183 min read


Italy, London-bound: Review of the Festival of Italian Literature in London
Hosting some of the biggest contemporary Italian and international cultural figures, the 2018 edition of FILL (Festival of Italian...
Lucia Cardelli
Nov 12, 20185 min read


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...
Samuel Antonio Turner
Nov 11, 20183 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,...
Isabel Veninga and Corissa Hollenbeck
Nov 3, 20184 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...
Samuel Antonio Turner
Nov 2, 20182 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’...
Cameron Hibbitt and Lilian Fawcett
Oct 26, 20183 min read
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