All posts tagged review

It is 1660. King Charles II is flirting with the French, British theatre is...

This film is aggravating for a number of reasons. The concept of a forbidden love...

Sally Messham makes her stage debut this autumn at the Lyric Theatre in...

At least half of the hands in a full Royal Albert Hall go up when...

  By now everyone knows Lance Armstrong’s story: the disgraced fallen cycling hero, the man...

Critics have already dubbed director Paul Hyett’s very British creature-feature “the best werewolf...

Meet Jess. Jess has Tourette’s and was once asked to...

Debuting at HighTide Festival 2015, Brenda is a playful and poignant piece of new...

From the moment Bryony and Tim come on stage, canvas shopping bags...

A slow-paced, almost tedious hip-hop dance show that is definitely not very...