The set is exquisite. There is something extraordinarily beautiful about it — not glossy, showroom beauty, but something warm, intimate and unmistakably domestic. The vintage furnishings, chosen with impeccable taste…

Tilda Swinton first played Ella in 1987 at Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre, in a production directed by Stephen Unwin and designed by Bunny Christie. A year later, the production transferred to…

Georgina Collins’ one-woman show Succubus enjoyed tremendous success at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe and has now transferred to London, to the small venue Courtyard Theatre, which frequently hosts experimental theatre.

Two actors at a table. A black backdrop. A lamp between them. In the London rehearsed reading of Natalia Rubtsova’s Happy Families (originally titled MGUshniki in Russian), the lamp appeared…

The first London Latino Film Festival (LoLaFF) has come to an end. For four days, London became a vibrant hub of film screenings, conversations with directors, masterclasses, an exhibition and,…

Autumn, they say, is depressing — but not in London. First of all, it is beautiful. And secondly, after a very relative summer lull, theatre life is exceptionally interesting again.…

Four boys find themselves in school isolation — a place where they are supposed to sit quietly, feel ashamed and think about their bad behaviour. Instead, they laugh, argue, dream…

In Nathan, a production based on a text by Artur Solomonov, Anatoly Weissman’s character finds himself inside a world where absurdity has long ceased to be an artistic device and…

Andrey Bartenev first came to London in 1995 to take part in Alternative Miss World, the legendary pageant created by artist Andrew Logan, where conventional beauty gives way to imagination,…

Summer has flown by — blink and you missed it. Scorching and relentless, it has finally given way to autumn rain, which means it is time to go back to…