You do not need to understand a painting to have an opinion about it. At Frieze, that is half the fun. Something will make you stop, something will leave you baffled, and somewhere between the two you might discover an artist you want to follow for years. Frieze London 2026 brings contemporary art to The […]
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“Where shall we eat?” is a perfectly reasonable question. In London, it can also become a forty-minute discussion, three abandoned bookings and somebody eventually suggesting the place you always go. London Restaurant Festival 2026 gives that conversation a more interesting starting point. Throughout October, the city’s restaurants are offering special menus, one-off dinners, wine pairings
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The first thing that gets you is not the beer. It is the noise. A thousand strangers, arms linked across a trestle table, roaring along to a brass band covering Sweet Caroline in a heated tent in north London, while somebody’s uncle in rented lederhosen stands on a bench conducting with a half-empty stein. Nobody
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A high school student finds a notebook that kills anyone whose name is written in it. That premise turned Death Note into one of the best-selling manga ever, and this summer it finally got a full stage production in London. Death Note The Musical London 2026 played the Barbican Theatre from 30 July to 12
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Stand near the fountains in Trafalgar Square on the right Sunday in October and the air does something strange. One second it smells of grilled chicken skewers and sweet soy, the next a wall of taiko drums hits you in the chest like a passing train, and a few feet away a queue of people
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On the night of 24 January 1996, a 35-year-old waiter from a New York diner went home after the final dress rehearsal of the musical he had spent seven years writing. He made himself a cup of tea. He died a few hours later of an aortic dissection, the night before his show’s first public
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There is a specific sound an arena makes when twenty thousand people already know every word. It is not a cheer, exactly. It is a low roar that builds under the first bar of a song and then breaks over the top of it, drowning the artist out in the best possible way. That is
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The lights go down and, for a second, nothing happens. Then a single celesta starts the little six-note figure everyone in the building already knows, and 5,272 people stop breathing at the same time. That is the opening of Hedwig’s Theme, played by one person on one instrument, in a Victorian rotunda built in 1871,
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Rod Laver won all four Grand Slam titles in a single calendar year, then went away and did it again seven years later. Nobody has managed it since 1969. The tournament that carries his name is barely a decade old, and it has already produced one of the most emotional nights the sport has seen.
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You clock it before you are even off the DLR. A Spider-Man swinging past on the escalator, three Ghibli characters comparing props by the ticket gates, a nine-foot Warhammer space marine gingerly negotiating a revolving door. By the time you are inside ExCeL, the line between audience and show has completely dissolved. Everyone is here
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