4.5 stars Floating Points is a man with a PhD from UCL. Now, I wouldn’t want to set the bar TOO high but FP’s friend Dan Snaith, a.k.a. Caribou, a.k.a. Daphni, has a PhD from Imperial, as does Brian May. Looking at musicians
1969. The year of the moon landing. The middle of the Vietnam war. One band gaining hype from their first album is soon to cement themselves in rock history with their second album: Led Zeppelin II. This week marks its 50th anniversary
A comedy that was just... off
Lose yourself in the fairytale - but try not to lose the plot
A collection of stories by Vasily Shukshin, visited the Barbican under the direction of Latvian Alvis Hermanis to an audience more Russian than Kandinsky’s caviar
Classic British comedy - is it just me who finds it a bit dated?
A musical worth the generous punctuation?
3.5 stars Laura Wade set herself up for a difficult task: to finish, as a play, a novel that Jane Austen couldn’t complete. It follows the story of Emma Watson, a young woman used to a luxurious lifestyle, who finds herself dumped back home, and financially dependent on
Having joined Felix Arts as a writer last year, I often think about how different life would have been had I joined sooner. I first heard about Felix Arts from my housemate, and quickly realised that this would be one of the best ways to enjoy the London theatre scene
MTSoc and Dramsoc come together for a night of... you guessed it, musical theatre and drama!
Innocent romanticism, an intrigue for exoticism or a mission of western hegemony?
Into the Night: Cabaret and Clubs, is yet another clever exploration of the modernist art scene by the Barbican