After fabric’s tragic closure at the end of October, many of us are left frantically searching for a substitute to tide us over until the appeal on 28th November. Fear not, felix has you covered! Take a look at these great venues...
Amy Lamé reigns supreme
It wasn't too bad actually.
Entering the venue, the mood of the night to come seemed to emanate throughout. Huge Tetris shaped lights hang high above the stage, glowing a bright orange/yellow light across the growing audience. After a short entrance, the band wastes no time before jumping into their first song, Life Itself
This down to earth outfit talks Glastonbury, being Kylie super-fans, and what’s next after a huge 2016
Paul Nash is on at the Tate Britain until 5 March 2017
Harrogate is touring the country until November 16, passing through Oxford, Cantebury, Norwich, and Cambridge, among others.
Hair by Sam McKnight is on at Somerset House until 12 March 2017
The Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer is on at the National Theatre until 29 November.
Entering the glamorous world of competitive dance at the Royal Albert Hall
Music is an amazingly powerful way to impact a message to an audience, a community or even a generation. Women have traditionally been a marginalized and oppressed social group and in our modern society, we still face prejudices unknown to our male counterparts. In the spirit of ‘Imperial Girls Can
In a time when all-female casts are still seen as a gimmick Jack Steadman discusses the importance of bending and breaking original texts and taking gender off the list of casting specifications