All posts tagged review

Since their debut back in 1993, Counting Crows have had a steady stream of hits ranging from lively and toe-tapping to slower, more heartfelt ballads. Known for their energetic and engaging live performances, the penultimate London date of their latest tour, celebrating the release of their newest album Somewhere Under Wonderland, promised to be...

Made in Dagenham is the true story of equal pay campaigners at the Ford...

East German playwright Manfred Karge wrote and first performed Man to Man, a one-woman...

Motörhead’s line up since its creation in 1975 may have changed many times, but...

Emotionally charged and precisely executed, Set Fire to the Stars utilises subtext and...

It took seven years of religious patience to see Damien Rice again on a stage...

Stuart Slade’s relationship with Kuleshov and Theatre503 continues to produce wickedly...

“Rock is finally dead.” That was the powerful statement declared...

It’s a Thursday night in Hackney’s edgiest venue, Oslo. Normally a shrine for local mid-30s...