All posts tagged review

If you are not one of the 79 million people...

Two thirds of the way through tonight’s show, lead singer Tom Ogden pauses for a...

Just launched at Tate Modern is Ten Days Six Nights, an experimental and...

Devised by Alain Ducasse, a true legend of French cuisine,...

The superhero movie no one wanted, needed or expected, Power Rangers isn’t half as bad...

Madama Butterfly, first performed at the Royal Opera House in 2003 and...

John Malkovich is no stranger to dark roles, so it is no wonder that he...

The life of legendary producer Robert Evans is ripe for...

Perfectly watchable but aggressively uninspired, one can’t help but wonder who Life has been made...

Exhibitions about architecture can be...