Selina Begum

Born and raised in London, Selina is a graduate of English and Comparative Literature from Goldsmiths. In her spare time, Selina likes to see a wide range of movies, and attend various art, live music performances and author events. She also enjoys reviewing gigs and plays, and likes to write poetry and prose. Follow her on Instragram @Smithsloverr.

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  Theatre

  Billy Budd at the Royal Opera House

  ★★★★★

  Benjamin Britten’s nautical saga based on Herman M...

  Selina Begum 24th April 2019
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  Theatre

  Tumulus at Soho Theatre

  ★★★★★

  Anthony is no stranger to the hedonistic world of chemsex, a place i...

  Selina Begum 20th April 2019
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  Movie review

  Poetry in Motion: Janbal

  ★★★★★

  Set around the sandy deserts of Hormuz, Southern Iran, Janbal combine...

  Selina Begum 15th April 2019
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  Theatre

  Where Is Peter Rabbit? at Theatre Royal Haymarket

  ★★★★★

  Set designer and deviser Roger Glo...

  Selina Begum 13th April 2019
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  Movie review

  Poetry in Motion: Tehran: City of Love

  ★★★★★

  A beautifully paced tragicomedy by writer-director ...

  Selina Begum 11th April 2019
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  Live music

  Kiefer Sutherland at the Moth Club

  ★★★★★

  To most fans, he is known as Jack Bauer in the hit televi...

  Selina Begum 10th April 2019
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  Movie review

  Amazon Adventure

  ★★★★★

  Unlike the findings of world-renowned scientist Charles Darwin, fellow naturali...

  Selina Begum 8th April 2019
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  Theatre

  Going Through at Bush Theatre

  ★★★★★

  The critically acclaimed play by French writer Estelle Savas...

  Selina Begum 4th April 2019
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  Cinema

  “The cinema is a space for discovery, and we have sought to really celebrate that”: Film producer Elhum Shakerifar discusses Poetry in Motion – Contemporary Iranian Cinema

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  Selina Begum 4th April 2019
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  Movie review

  Poetry in Motion: Atomic Heart

  ★★★★★

  Director Ali Ahmadzadeh’s film revolves around two friends,...

  Selina Begum 3rd April 2019