A ‘fresh and welcome addition’ to the pub scene, but get there before the dough runs out
A tale of blackness, queerness, belonging, religion, class, and resilience
This documentary about an aspiring musician in Rotterdam is funny and ‘filled with kindness’
This new food court and brewery is a ‘winning combination’
The jump from deli to restaurant may be ‘a little premature’, but what’s on offer is dazzling
The multi-instrumentalist’s features a melting ice sculpture, but the show itself is a ‘slowly warming mess’
Chie Hayakawa’s dystopian tale about an ageing population being sold on euthanasia is ‘all too believable’
Lola Quivoron’s debut feature about dirt bike subculture will mainly be remembered for the performance of Julie Ledru
Giles Terera directs and stars in this ‘must-see’ play about the abolition of slavery
This experimental adaptation of Olga Tokarczuk’s book sticks with you long after you’ve exited the theatre
Kostas Vais’s residency at TT Liquor is ‘utterly lovely’
Elly Ward’s commendable new venture is ‘vegan, hyper-seasonal, reused, recycled, and local’ – it just needs a few minor corrections to really shine
