East London’s queer film and arts festival returns with a bumper programme of work from across the globe
Moves are afoot to find a permanent site in East London to celebrate the ‘master of suspense’
Cult club night How Does It Feel To Be Loved has made a new home at The Shacklewell Arms. We speak to its founder, Ian Watson
Everything down to the ‘non-mafia’ wine is eco-friendly at Poco. But does the new recruit to Broadway Market pass the taste test?
A trip to St John at Hackney to see the Balkan folk maestros stirs old passions
Winter is creeping in as East London’s favourite seasonal town announces its return with its biggest festive programme to date
Immersive play at Shoreditch Town Hall about the enigmatic Duchess of Argyll proves compellingly ambiguous
Short films about dating culture and a boy’s religious struggles provide diverse portraits of the East for this year’s BFI extravaganza
Activist artists take on the housing crisis with exhibition at Hackney Downs Studios
Poetry hotshots spit out their rhymes in a battle for poetry supremacy in Octagon at the Arcola
The Yard’s run of demanding and socially perceptive plays continues with Brenda
After the Fall at Red Gallery revisits the unique art and dance music scene of post-Wall Berlin
