To place Christine Baranski and Richard E Grant onstage in a Coward play and not end up with a wonderfully camp evening of ...

Before the discourse around toxic relationships entered the cultural lexicon, there was the visceral embodiment of toxic co-dependency via Martha and George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. Edward ...

The Mandrake hotel in Fitzrovia will host a Halloween event themed on Dante’s Divine Comedy on 31st October, with the five-star boutique property on Newman Street given over to an immersive ...

A breakup? In this economy? That’s the conundrum at the heart of Break Clause, Jess Bray’s painfully relatable small screen ...

Stunningly intricate, with a script that understands the heart of its source material, East of Eden stars an impressive ...

Bariatric surgery, while being potentially life-changing for patients with a weight problem, is not the end of the road for ...

Tattu London, the restaurant and bar on the rooftop of The Now Building at Outernet in the West End, has introduced a new ...

Jason Atherton, the chef behind the two-Michelin-starred ROW on 5, will cook alongside Yannick Alléno at Pavyllon London on ...

A 265-cover Italian restaurant – possibly the largest in the UK – is opening at Olympia’s National Hall in Kensington on ...

Camden Market is hosting a free, open-air vintage market every Saturday this autumn in partnership with North London car boot ...

Arguably best known for his prolific time with The Smiths, revered guitarist Johnny Marr has contended with keeping that ...

Fire-cooking restaurant The Coal Shed is marking its 15th anniversary by bringing back several of its original dishes at its ...