Musical
A Face in the Crowd at the Young Vic
An ambitious reimagining of the 1957 film, A Face in the Crowd succeeds with an excellent cast and…
By Michael HiggsCulture
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Waiting for Godot at Theatre Royal Haymarket
Samuel Beckett's absurdist classic, Waiting for Godot is given a new outing at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, directed…
By Alexandra Fletcher
Play
Princess Essex at Shakespeare’s Globe
There is never a dull moment in Princess Essex, Anne Odeke’s action-packed debut play set in 1908, Southend-on-Sea.…
By Ruweyda Sheik-Ali
Dance
The Black Saint and The Sinner Lady at Barbican Theatre
The Black Saint and The Sinner Lady at the Barbican Centre is not your average musical performance. Audience…
By Madison Sotos
Album
David C Clements – The Garden
The valleys and hills of Northern Ireland have inspired too many poets and writers to count. It fosters…
By Talitha Stowell
Cinema & Tv
“I felt gut pulled to the story”: Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie on Sugarcane
Sugarcane is the new National Geographic documentary unearthing a dark chapter in Canada's past, precipitated by the discovery…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & Tv
“We’re celebrating this love between mothers and daughters”: Fawzia Mirza and Nimra Bucha on The Queen of My Dreams
The Queen of My Dreams the genre-defying feature debut from Fawzia Mirza, sparked by the filmmaker's desire to…
By Sarah Bradbury
Album
Tom Walker – I Am
It’s been a while since Tom Walker released a full-length project. Leave a Light On was an international…
By Talitha Stowell
Movie
Sugarcane
It’s a well-known fact that institutions associated with the Catholic Church have been responsible for an immeasurable number…
By Andrew Murray
Show
The Penguin
While it was Paul Dano’s Riddler who was the main antagonist in Mat Reeves’s The Batman, Colin Farrell’s…
By Andrew Murray