All posts tagged review

From British director Paul James Driscoll comes Nanny Culture, a truly original documentary that...

The debut performance of Peter Quilter’s newest play, Saving Jason, has just...

“Disgraced” X Factor star James Arthur is convincingly back...

After a 25-year absence, Glenda Jackson returns to the stage as King Lear in...

Drones, Baby, Drones is a damning insight into the minds of individuals...

There are sci-fi movies that transcend science and embrace philosophy; a very few of them...

Scamp Theatre’s stage adaption of Stick Man, the hugely...

It is tough to make disparate events converge convincingly on screen without situations becoming...

Hailing from Denver, Colorado, the Lumineers warmed London up with their...