All posts tagged review

A romantic comedy set amongst the young British Muslim community in Manchester sounds like a...

It’s often been argued that documentaries have a duty towards telling the truth; that if...

The Transfiguration opens with a man in a public bathroom hearing sucking noises. Believing...

The crowd at the Dome, a surprisingly spacious venue nestled on top of the Boston...

To produce a one-person-musical in which a drag king plays Joan of Arc, and some...

When Claude Bosi announced that reservations opened for...

Americana is dominating the creative landscape this...

The lights dim, an image fades onto the screen above the stage: an island,...

Guards at the Taj is a slightly odd pick for the Bush Theatre’s...

A harrowing exploration of the human condition and how we behave in the time of...