All posts tagged review

Emiliano Rocha Minter’s We Are the Flesh is strange, inventive and perverse, introducing a new...

Singer-songwriter Tom Odell was back in London for his much-anticipated show. Since...

The greatest of thrillers are those that convey sheer terror without actually showing anything particularly...

Adapted from Philip Roth’s book of the same title, Indignation tells the story of Marcus...

Russian filmmaker Alexander Sokurov brings an engaging exploration of art and history to the screen...

“Can love exist in an immigration removal centre?” was the unusual...

When it comes to adapting great works of literature for the screen, it’s almost always...

The new exhibition at The Queen’s Gallery, located...

One of the most-played bands on the Irish airwaves (second only to U2), Bell X1...

Reviving a work as popular as The Beggar’s Opera is both a...