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Prima la Musica / Der Schauspieldirektor / Grimeborn - review

26.08.11
Dalston's Arcola Theatre may not be Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace but its pleasingly dishevelled arena suited this event, staged as part of the Grimeborn festival... more

Mansfield Park, Arcola Theatre - review

16.08.11
It's never the wrong time for Austen. At Dalston's Arcola Theatre - a few hundred yards from where locals and looters clashed last week - we got Heritage Opera's witty, brilliantly inventive Mansfield Park... more

Through the keyhole of London's most upmarket squats

01.04.11
With high-profile activists taking over Guy Ritchie and Gadaffi Jr's mansions, it's no wonder squatting is one of the hottest topics in Westminster... more

Anarchy back on the streets of London

04.03.11
From Fitzrovia to Sotherby's, Oxford Street to Millbank Tower, anarchy is back on the streets on the capital. Dan Hind follows the lawless to their London lairs... more

Moving stories for London’s fringe theatres

12.01.11
With Dalston’s Arcola moving into a new home nearby this week and the Bush relocating later this year, it’s all change for London’s fringe theatres, says Veronica Lee... more

Antony Gormley and Katharine Hamnett back bid to create the first ecotheatre

30.09.10
Artist Antony Gormley and fashion designer Katharine Hamnett announce that they are backing the Arcola Theatre as it launches a campaign to create the world’s first ecotheatre... more

The minefield of controlling ‘weapon dogs’

04.08.10
When I walk the streets I pass innumerable dangerous dogs, many of them detached from owners who view their snarling darlings rather as a child might observe the manoeuvrings of someone else’s radio-controlled car... more

Byrne bright: The rise of Rose Byrne

18.06.10
Rose Byrne has overcome her shyness and fear of clowns to play a drugged-out sexpot in a slapstick comedy with Russell Brand. Lina Das finds out how she went from legal eagle in 'Damages' to louche starlet... more

Theatre aims to be world's first all-green auditorium

04.01.10
World's first purpose-built eco-theatre is being planned in London, and could become the benchmark for environmentally sustainable arts venues... more

Theatre to be world’s first all-green venue

04.01.10
The first purpose-built eco-theatre is being planned in London by Arcola Theatre and could be the benchmark for environmentally sustainable arts venues... more

Get out of the ghetto and enjoy London’s great art

10.08.09
Merely adding a hip-hop soundtrack to a play won’t solve the more fundamental mindset problem at work... more

Protesters at G20 climate camp could triple to 3,000

23.03.09
Up to 3,000 climate change campaigners are set to descend on the City for a protest over next month's G20 summit - three times the number originally thought... more

Best BBQs in London

25.02.09
Whether you fancy a Japanese robata, an Argentine parilla or just a good old-fashioned flame-grilled steak, here’s where to go.... more

Focus report: Get the inside track on London's art scene

26.08.08
If you ever wanted to find out what goes into creating a stage production, a musical performance or an exhibition, Open Rehearsal is returning at the end of September.... more

Best little theatre in London

29.04.08
Mehmet Ergen has built Dalston's Arcola into a buzzing fringe venue that attracts big names. Now, he says, it's time to expand.... more

Hydrogen cell helps theatre clean up its act

13.02.08
London's first theatre production powered entirely by a hydrogen fuel cell opens tonight... more

London's best BYO restaurants

06.02.08
Forget pricey plonk, more restaurants than ever are letting you drink your own booze. Check out the best BYOs in town.... more

East End to celebrate its creative side

17.01.08
Arts bodies in the East End are joining forces for a one-week festival in March celebrating the vibrancy of its creative communities.... more

The man who made London swing again

20.11.07
Richard Godwin talks to Will Gresford, manager of the most innovative jazz club in the world, Vortex.... more

Ambitious but only half alive

12.09.07
Fragile! is a chopped-together play that overdoses on smothered angst, says Maxie Szalwinska.... more

Lovers torn by racial tensions

09.07.07
In daring to crack open the racial fault lines dividing Britain's black ethnic communities, Torn goes where few plays have gone before.... more

We're all talking Turkey

01.05.07
Claire Allfree meets Mehmet Ergen and Leyla Nazli, the driving forces behind the first season of Turkish theatre ever to be produced in this country.... more


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