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Hunger Games Stage Show Divides London Critics
London's new Hunger Games stage production polarises critics with spectacular visuals but clunky storytelling. See the verdict before booking tickets until October 2026.
The Hunger Games On Stage: Spectacular but Emotionally Thin
Matthew Dunster's stage adaptation of The Hunger Games delivers eye-popping visuals at London's Troubadour theatre, though the emotional depth gets lost in the action-packed spectacle.
The Hunger Games On Stage: Lavish But Flawed
Our review of the lavish stage adaptation of The Hunger Games at London's Troubadour Theatre. Does the action-packed story work on stage? Find out here.
Apple's £219 iPhone Pocket: iPod Sock Déjà Vu
Apple launches a £219.95 knitted phone pouch, drawing comparisons to the 2004 iPod sock. Limited edition available in London from Friday. Is it worth the money?
Inside No. 9's Stage/Fright final London shows announced
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton announce the final ever London performances of their hit play Stage/Fright at the Eventim Apollo. Tickets on sale November 13.
2026 Bathroom Trends: Easy Colour Upgrades for New Year
Transform your bathroom for 2026 with 34 St John's colour tool. Try 2000+ vanity shades including Farrow & Ball and Pantone Peach Fuzz before committing.
7 Coolest 80s & 90s Gadgets We All Wanted
Relive the ultimate wishlist from the 80s and 90s. Discover the tech game-changers and novelty items that defined a generation, some now worth over £1,000.
Terminal cancer patient's benefits stopped abroad
A mother with incurable cancer faces financial ruin after the DWP stopped her disability payments because she became too sick abroad to return to the UK within time limits.
Christmas 2025: Ultimate Home Interiors Gift Guide
Discover the most sought-after home and interior gifts for Christmas 2025. From sustainable decor to smart home innovations, find perfect presents to elevate any living space.
Why Brits are abandoning their living rooms
Discover how UK households are transforming traditional living spaces into home offices, gyms, and creative zones in this revealing look at modern interior trends.
London's 2022 Theatre Guide: Must-See Shows
Discover the most anticipated theatrical productions coming to London in 2022, from Broadway transfers and major revivals to groundbreaking new works that promise to transform the city's cultural landscape.
Adrian Sutton: Musical Genius Behind War Horse
Celebrating the life and legacy of composer Adrian Sutton, whose powerful scores defined iconic National Theatre productions and brought theatrical magic to audiences worldwide.
Harold Fry: Heartfelt Stage Drama Streams Now
Rachel Joyce's beloved novel makes an emotional leap to streaming this month, starring Jim Broadbent in a poignant performance about redemption and human connection.
Alistair Crawford: Visionary British Landscape Artist
Celebrating the life and legacy of Alistair Crawford, the pioneering British artist whose distinctive graphic style captured the soul of Britain's countryside and left an indelible mark on contemporary art.
Heidi Klum's Halloween secrets revealed
Discover the creative process behind Heidi Klum's legendary Halloween costumes and learn how to transform your own spooky celebrations with professional tricks.
Midsomer Murders Stage Show Review: Killer Adaptation
The beloved TV crime drama makes a triumphant leap to the stage in this thrilling production at Richmond Theatre, bringing the charming yet deadly English countryside to life.
Architectural Models: Why Physical Still Beats Digital
Discover why physical architectural models remain indispensable in our digital age, as revealed by a groundbreaking London exhibition exploring their creative power and enduring relevance.
Japanese All-Female Cast Reimagines Henry VIII
A groundbreaking Japanese theatre production reimagines Shakespeare's Henry VIII with an all-female cast, transforming the Tudor monarch's six wives into the central focus of this revolutionary adaptation.
Benjamin Law's 'Dying: A Memoir' adaptation disappoints
Theatre review: Benjamin Law's stage version of Cory Taylor's celebrated memoir about mortality misses the mark, delivering an unsatisfying and emotionally distant production that struggles to translate the book's profound insights.
James Mosley: Typography titan who shaped British design
Celebrating the extraordinary life of James Mosley, the visionary typography historian and librarian whose work preserved Britain's printing heritage and inspired generations of designers.
Prayers for a Hungry Ghost: Haunting Barbican Triumph
A stunning new production merges Korean folklore with contemporary storytelling in a visually arresting exploration of grief and memory at London's Barbican.
Yvonne Brewster: Theatre Pioneer Who Championed Black Talent
Celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Yvonne Brewster, the Jamaican-born theatre pioneer who transformed British stages and founded the groundbreaking Talawa Theatre Company.
Alan Carr's Fabulous London Home Tour
Comedian Alan Carr gives fans an exclusive tour of his stunning North London home, featuring a spectacular cocktail bar, retro decor, and personal touches that reflect his vibrant personality.
AI in Gaming: Revolution or Ruin?
As artificial intelligence sweeps through the video game industry, developers and players alike are questioning whether AI will enhance creativity or lead to generic, soulless games. Discover why this technological revolution is causing such division.
The Line of Beauty: Triumphant Stage Adaptation
Jack Holden's masterful stage adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst's Booker Prize-winning novel delivers a powerful exploration of 1980s gay life and political hypocrisy in Thatcher's Britain.
Julius Eastman's radical genius reborn at Barbican
Experience the powerful revival of forgotten composer Julius Eastman's visionary work, brought to life by bass-baritone Davóne Tines in a landmark Barbican performance that's rewriting musical history.
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