All posts tagged review

Set in the mid-1970s during a hard winter of power failures and police cuts, toughened...

The tagline of Prevertere (the new offering from writer/director Brian McGuire) reads “a...

The overwhelming feeling you take away from seeing Caro Emerald perform is...

Set in sub-zero Iowa during two days in January 2012, Beau Willimon’s...

Yesterday evening Lazarides Rathbone Gallery...

Metro Manila is intimate and emotional, following the struggle of a Filipino family who move...

The work of Freya Payne is hard to define. Born in Woking in 1968, she...

If the words “musical” and “Othello” have not until now often...

James Kelman asks a lot from his readers. His novels are often aggressively...

While inventive and unique in its exploration of the complexities of the economic downfall...