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Thursday, 5th March 2026
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Review

Classical

Chants encounter: exploring music’s journey through history
13th February — By Michael Church

Film

Thriller fights to reveal what City of fallen Angels is really all about
13th February — By Dan Carrier

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny; London Handel Festival; Anne-Sophie Mutter; Donald Runnicles
13th February — By Michael White

Rock n Pop

‘Music is, and has always been, part of drawing out feelings’
13th February — By Dan Carrier

Jazz

Lurve for sale: this year’s jazz-themed Valentine Nights
5th February — By Rob Ryan

Film

Hamlet: powerful 21st-century take plays out in east London
5th February — By Dan Carrier

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: Ning Feng; Colin Matthews; JACK Quartet; Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha
5th February — By Michael White

Theatre

Review: Cable Street, at Marylebone Theatre
5th February — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Review: The Rat Trap, at Park 200
5th February — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Review: American Psycho, at Almeida Theatre
5th February — By Lucy Popescu

Books

River phoenix: how to revitalise the capital’s waterway
5th February — By Peter Gruner

Books

Ripping yarn: revisiting the harrowing ‘Camden Town murders’
5th February — By Dan Carrier

Theatre

Review: Safe Haven, at Arcola Theatre
30th January — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Review: Guess How Much I Love You?, at Royal Court Theatre
30th January — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Lucy Popescu’s theatre news: Bigre/Fish Bowl; Mates; Sorry for My English; Spin Cycles
30th January — By Lucy Popescu

Film

Baftas: this year’s contenders to scoop golden masks
30th January — By Dan Carrier

Rock n Pop

‘There is a constant sound like a boiling kettle’
30th January — By Dan Carrier

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: Amelia Freedman; ARC Ensemble; Leonkoro Quartet; Madsong
30th January — By Michael White

Books

Bombs and books: ‘The Pope of Russell Square’ during the war
30th January — By Peter Gruner

Art

‘Joan was lively, adventurous, feisty and rebellious’
30th January — By Dan Carrier

Theatre

Review: High Noon, at Harold Pinter Theatre
23rd January — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Review: Woolf Works, at Royal Ballet and Opera
23rd January — By Lucy Popescu

Theatre

Review: Sunny Afternoon, at Alexandra Palace
23rd January — By Lucy Popescu

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: Crouch End Festival Chorus; unEarth; Mahler; Bryn Terfel
23rd January — By Michael White