Lead by Abe Toshinori, Siro-a are a 21st century theatre experience that will stimulate the senses and blow your mind.
Platform 33 celebrated their first birthday at The Nursery last weekend, along with another handful of London’s brightest new talents.
Platform 33 is all about showcasing London Town’s newest artistic things, and last week they took to The Slaughtered Lamb to showcase the latest crop and bright, young stars.
Is this a bus I see before me? Turns out not to be, but a musical evening at The Macbeth still managed to brighten one Londoner’s damp night last week.
Love… what’s it all about Matty McC? I’m not sure anyone has the answer to this, but Jeff Nichols beautiful Mud might just help make things a little clearer.
J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek: Into Darkness is about to take off, but it seems like the Damon Lindelof and co would rather look to the past then boldly go where no Star Trek film has gone before.
Pedro Almodovar returns to the big screen with I’m So Excited, a camp airplane romp with cameos from some famous faces. But is there more to this a first glance would suggest?
Starring Colin Farrell, everyone’s favourite Irishman, Dead Man Downis a whole lot better than its faintly ridiculously moniker would have you believe.
So how do you top the biggest, box office busting film of the modern age without the help of any of your new super friends? That’s the dilemma for Robert Downey Jr in Shane Black’s Iron Man 3.
From the mind of French director Regis Roinsard comes Populaire, a sort of French equivalent to Maggie Gyllenhaal’s Secretary – only with better costumes.