Reviews

The Soundtrack to the Struggle 3, is the last instal­ment of the tri­logy from the artist the Israel lobby tried to ban …

PARTYNEXTDOOR’s long-awaited return to the UK for his “Sorry I’m Out­side” tour has been noth­ing short of elec­tri­fy­ing. After a six-year hiatus, …

We were lucky enough to attend a spe­cial press screen­ing at Soho House yes­ter­day for ‘USH­ER: REN­DEZ­VOUS IN PAR­IS’, and from the …

Deep in the belly of the east along the Thames we arrived at the last minute loc­a­tion for the fest­iv­al. Under beautiful …

This was a lil bit of a per­son­al full circle exper­i­ence for me, and I sup­pose it may have felt sim­il­ar for …

I recently had the pleas­ure of diving into Helen Comer­ford’s debut nov­el, “The Love Interest”, and I must say, it’s a true …

Much like the weath­er, Cross the Tracks fest­iv­al held in the heart of South London’s Brock­well Park was also quite unpre­dict­able. The …

Cap­tiv­at­ing, relent­less, and ener­gising through­out, Just Us Appren­tice­ship Com­pany deliv­ers an awe-inspir­ing per­form­ance at The Place. Cur­ated by Joseph Toonga, the artist­ic dir­ect­or of …

Strong as ever in their 21^st year, Breakin’ Con­ven­tion 2024 did not dis­ap­point, bring­ing the best of homegrown and inter­na­tion­al Hip Hop …

Cycles, the latest pro­duc­tion by Boy Blue, is a power­ful explor­a­tion of the ‘raw’ form of hip hop dance theatre, deliv­er­ing an …