All posts tagged review

Who’d have thought that Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling would make such a good “odd...

Directed by Neil Armfield, Holding the Man is the big-screen adaptation of Australian actor,...

The English aren’t quick to forget former glories. So much so in fact that, even...

A spectacle of dance erupts at the Old Vic with this adaptation of Robert...

The Barbican’s latest international offering is an ambitious, maximalist...

The historical importance of Bertolt Brecht’s musical The...

45 minutes late for their half-hour set, Doomsquad’s exploratory music is rendered...

A taste of the Spanish fiesta arrived in Islington on...

When Radiohead played two concerts at...

The Big House theatre company works with former offenders, youngsters who have...