All posts tagged review

Driving Miss Daisy has become a cultural milestone for many, as a...

A hurried and muddled prologue begins Let’s Be Evil, Martin Owen’s barely-realised science...

Thom Sutherland, director of sellout production Titanic, works his magic again...

Chanya Button’s debut feature film, Burn Burn Burn, follows the journey of Seph (Downton...

It’s always a daunting prospect to move away from the familiar and into the...

Despite being one of the world’s best-loved operas, Mozart’s The Magic...

The Rifles kicked the weekend off with an exhilarating set at North London’s acclaimed music...

As part of this year’s Dance Umbrella Festival, Delhi-based trailblazer Aditi...

Memories are strange things: at once vague yet potent, blurry yet acutely...

Christianity stands alone as the world’s largest religion, yet the inner workings of the Holy...