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The Almeida is busting out some serious big names for its new five-play season, which will run from Christmas until next summer and takes in a mix of classic and new dramas. It’s a big one for the theatre’s associate director […]
Part veterans’ society, part music and comedy venue, Hackney’s Moth Club is an east London nightlife staple. It’s glittery gold ceiling, shiny streamers, military memorabilia, intimate performance space and hole-in-the-wall vibe makes Moth beloved by regulars and newcomers alike. This week, […]
‘This is the last chance any of us are going to have to watch this bitch in a space like this,’ said Crayola, the drag artist who supported Chappell Roan in London last night (September 19). This set the tone for […]
At Time Out we love an independent cinema. And while cinemas might be facing hard times at the moment, it’s not all bad news. We’re thrilled to say that the capital is getting a brand new indie movie theatre, and it’s […]
Everyone has their favourite British supermarket, whether you’re a Club Card loyalist or a Waitrose connoisseur. And with its consistently affordable, high-quality offerings, Aldi has earned itself quite the fanbase in recent years. In London the brand is going from strength to strength, […]
It feels like it was just yesterday that the massive 2018 redevelopment of King’s Cross was completed, but now developers want to re-do it already. Eh? A developer, Related Argent, has put forward plans to make over Coal Drops Yard, transforming the Grade […]
We may have reached the final stretch of summer, and there’s plenty to do this weekend to help you make the most of the balmy weather. There’s the Lambeth Fringe, loads of art (including Van Gogh at the National Gallery) and theatre (including […]