Walk Swiftly and With Purpose: a debut to remember

Simultaneously playful and insightful, this play offers a brilliantly realistic and nostalgic glimpse into the lives of four teenage girls as they navigate growing up in the 21st century.

Marie Davidson pours out her soul

While Marie Davidson’s albums have always been personal, Working Class Woman leaves a different feeling. She said that it is “an album where I have started to work with my psyche, trying to access a level of my consciousness that I was not aware of before.” And indeed, it

Nine Dutch Guys Bring the Heat to Blustery Camden

Jungle By Night may not be a name on everyone’s radar - but they more than should be. The nine-piece instrumental collective, hailing from Amsterdam, has a sound that lies somewhere in the middle of jazz, afrobeat (I’m talking your uncle’s favourite Fela) and funk. The group

No money? No problem. On the art of living life as a penniless music-lover in London.

London is expensive, that much is undeniable. But this doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the enormous wealth of its bustling music scene. Imperial alumna Sabina Nowakowska shares her wisdom on how to experience some fantastic live music on a tight student budget.

Riz Ahmed Is Synonymous With Brown Excellence

If you’re brown, woke (shut the fuck up it’s a meme to be woke) or from London, and especially if you’re all three, chances are you know Riz Ahmed to be a Desi messiah. Riz began his trajectory towards this status after appearing in 2010’s Four

The music you didn’t even know you needed

I’m mad, I’m riled up and it’s all you guys’ fault. Why am I angry? I’ll tell you. The Friday before last I was ecstatic because I was going to Fat Freddy’s Drop at O2 Brixton. Talking to people from IC on the day and

Bangers, Bops, and Chunes

The three-day event BBC Music Introducing LIVE provided a stunning variety of talks, performances, and workshops, aimed at inspiring the next generation of musicians and producers.

Courtney Barnett tells us how she really feels

Frenetic Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett tears up Brixton as part of her Tell Me How You Really Feel tour. Striking a balance between tenacity and tenderness, her new material stikes a chord with audiences.

Two is Company, Three’s a crowd, and nine is frankly ridiculous

Lots of fun and not too highbrow in the New York with of married people and their single friend.

Imagined Touch

A thought-provoking piece that raises more questions than it answers.

Pain and Polyamory

A sex dungeon in a Jane Austen Novel! What’s not to like?

National Youth Theatre’s genderfluid Macbeth: Interview with the star couple

Claire Chan talks to lead actors Olivia Dowd (Macbeth) and Isabel Adomakoh Young (Lady Macbeth)