All posts tagged review

Sometimes considered a high-end art form reserved for the upper...

Japanese horror legend Kiyoshi Kurosawa returns with a “not your average” love...

The death of a pet is one of the most devastating things a person can...

Unflinchingly faithful to writer Sarah Kane’s original and final...

Five playlets from five of the UK’s leading writers, directed...

For the first time since Tate Modern’s 2012 retrospective, Yayoi Kusama...

Love and Friendship is Whit Stillman’s fantastic adaptation of Jane Austen’s Lady...

Earlier this year, immersive theatre production...

Showing the next generation how beautiful our Earth is so that they do everything in...

The sad reality concerning the decline of libraries is a topic that has been...