All posts tagged review

The Last Dinner Party, a London-based quintet consisting of lead...

Known for their high-energy live performances that fuse indie, garage...

In Bill Nighy’s long and illustrious career, the soused, washed-up crooner...

With a career spanning over 50 years, Bruce Springsteen...

Sofia Camara’s only London show is heaving. Excitement bounces off the walls of...

Still fresh from winning Best Choreography at the Olivier Awards back...

Fresh off the back of not one but two Oscar winning motion pictures...

Directed by Nicholas Hytner, The Choral is a tender comedy-drama that gently...

Set in 19th-century Northern Sweden and adapted from Mikael Niemis’s novel of the same name,...

Seth Worley’s Sketch begins where most family fantasies end – with loss. Expanding on the...