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It may have arrived two years later than planned, but Sam Yates’ technologically apt take on The Two Character Play find special resonance in post-lockdown London
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Greenwich and Docklands International Festival (GDIF) 2021 brings two weeks of free theatre and performing arts to the streets of Greenwich
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Edgar Wright's first foray into documentary filmmaking examines the eccentric and underrated pop-rock duo Sparks. Interviewees include Mike Myers, Neil Gaiman and Duran Duran
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Whether you like your coffee slow-dripped, ice-cold or pink and pretty for Instagram (yes, really), here are the London coffee shops worth visiting
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Summer is the perfect time to pull on your walking shoes and go in search of London's sculptural wonders
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From the new London outpost of a hip Brooklyn bistro to the long-awaited revival of a Golden Age musical, here's what not to miss
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From English country gardens to glorious outdoor sculpture parks, these are the loveliest green spaces to visit now that summer is here
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Emma Corrin stars in Joseph Charlton’s tepid tale of a fraudulent aspiring art collector at the West End’s Harold Pinter Theatre
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From a lake flanked by a sandy beach, to a calm and leafy stretch of the River Medway, we round up the little-known spots for wild swimming near London
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The uncynical and humanistic Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso returns for another delightful season. Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple and Nick Mohammed star
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From the new father-son drama Nowhere Special, starring James Norton, to the latest Marvel movie Black Widow, starring Scarlett Johansson, here are the best films in cinemas this weekend
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Ralph Fiennes’ stage adaptation of TS Eliot’s Four Quarters comes to the West End’s Harold Pinter Theatre after impressing at Theatre Royal Bath
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In the second and final series of Baptiste, the British Ambassador Emma Chambers (Fiona Shaw) wakes up to find her family gone. Julien Baptiste (Tchéky Karyo) is on the case!
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The Royal Ballet's sublime production of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker returns to Covent Garden for the Christmas season 2021/22
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Everything you need to know about wellness coaching and how it can help you recalibrate your lifestyle post-lockdown
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Aisling Bea's relatable comedy-drama returns for a second series, following two Irish sisters – Aine (Bea) and Shona (Sharon Horgan) – as they navigate their lives in London
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The lowdown on new and noteworthy products that you need to stockpile for summer
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From the return of comedian Aisling Bea's brilliant This Way Up to the final series of Baptiste, this week in TV welcomes back some fiction after a lot of sport
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The charismatic Chinese virtuoso performs the endlessly fascinating Goldberg Variations
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We round up the best wellness festivals in London and beyond, to help you keep mind, body and soul together. Book now, stretch later, stay zen
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From period houses with sprawling gardens to five-star hotels boasting Michelin-starred kitchens, we round up the gorgeous UK properties to escape to this summer…
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Jesse Armstrong's cut-throat comedy-drama – following the family-led media empire Waystar Royco – is coming back for a third season. Adrien Brody and Alexander Skarsgård are set to star
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What is inspiring us this month of July
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Tate Britain spotlights Paula Rego’s visceral, unflinching image-making in the most comprehensive retrospective of her work to date
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Nicholas Hytner will transform Philip Pullman's La Belle Sauvage into a play at The Bridge Theatre in time for Christmas
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Dreaming of blue skies and Mediterranean heat? Dive into our July books round-up
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Former Dogma 95 filmmaker Thomas Vinterberg (Festen) makes a drunken Danish odyssey about four teachers who experiment with daily drinking. Mads Mikkelsen stars
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From The Crown's Emma Corrin making her West End debut in Anna X to a starry revival of Nick Payne’s seminal play Constellations, July's top theatre is awaits
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The Royal Ballet’s up-and-coming choreographer Valentino Zucchetti talks to Culture Whisper about his brand-new ballet Anemoi, which opens the company’s final programme of the season
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With the weather still uncertain, we find ourselves going back to trusted essentials. Here is a selection of our new timeless pieces for the summer
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Move aside Jade Roller: There’s a new beauty tool in town Ice Globes are the new must-have facial massage tool to tone and hone
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From the Swedish teen drama Young Royals to Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, starring Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio, Netflix in July is loaded with great choices
