Play
There Is a Field at Theatre503
With a consistently strong sense of humour, some genuinely touching moments and an engaging plotline throughout, Martin Askew’s…
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The Animals and Children Took to the Streets at the Lyric Hammersmith
Occasionally, less often than we would like, one comes across a piece of work in which the overriding…
By Cleo Henry
Cinema & Tv
“We are holding up someone who prides gentleness as being one of the greatest human qualities”: Woman Walks Ahead director Susanna White on subverting the mindless violence of the Western
Woman Walks Ahead, the beguiling tale of Catherine Weldon (Jessica Chastain), a Swiss-American portrait painter who travels to…
By Ghazaleh Golpira
Cinema & Tv
“On paper the film looks like a suicide project”: An interview with Samuel Maoz, director of Foxtrot
Samuel Maoz triumphed at the Venice Film Festival in 2009 with his debut feature Lebanon. Eight years later he…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Movie
The Hole in the Ground
Off the top of your head, what Irish horrors can you recall? Any at all? The industry is not…
By Guy Lambert
Movie
Fighting with My Family
Fighting with My Family is the real story of a Norwich family obsessed with all things wrestling who…
By Dan Struthers
Movie
The Aftermath
There has been, and always comfortably will be, a surplus of postwar dramas in Hollywood. For a screenwriter…
By Guy Lambert
Play
And the Rest of Me Floats at Bush Theatre
How does our society marginalise and compartmentalise? Have we become less intolerant, or more so? Is there a…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Musical
Scream Phone
Swipe Right Theatre’s latest musical comedy Scream Phone unites 90s horror film classics with a reworking of 80s…
By Selina Begum
Play
The Apologists
The challenge faced by many artists participating at the Vault Festival is that of creating an atmosphere, telling…
By Mersa Auda