All posts tagged review

Horror films are often social commentary. They are a space in which primal fear and...

On the Islington night of their 32-date UK and Ireland tour, Wheatus delivered...

You may not think of Kentish Town as a hub of London nightlife, and you’d...

Many believe that political correctness has turned communication into a minefield,...

Sci-fi melds with sentimentality in Michael Almereyda’s film adaptation of...

Though their album has critically received lukewarm reviews, Reading-based quartet The...

Roller Diner is the “deep fried American Dream” set in the murky backwaters of...

Renowned Québecois playwright, actor and director Robert Lepage brings his distinctive...

Jessica Williams is brilliant in Jim Strouse’s The Incredible...

Hugh Whitemore’s Sand in the Sandwiches, a celebration of...