The Goldman Case
It is perhaps a haphazard comparison, but Cédric Khan’s true courtroom drama, The Goldman Case, has faint, heterogeneous…
By Matthew McMillanIt is perhaps a haphazard comparison, but Cédric Khan’s true courtroom drama, The Goldman Case, has faint, heterogeneous…
By Matthew McMillanAn indigenous language dies once every 40 days, and with it goes a sense of identity and element…
By Guy LambertDirected by Thomas Napper, who most recently directed episodes of The Wheel of Time (Prime Video), and starring…
By Sunny MorganFunny, awkward and unpredictable, Between the Temples is an eccentric look into age-gap relationships and navigating life after…
By Mae TrumataRomance, the fourth studio album from Dublin post-punk quintet and follow-up to 2022’s number-one album Skinty Fia, finds…
By Ronan FawsittBased on the 2017 novel written by Min Jin Lee, Pachinko is a multilingual TV series that tackles…
By Mae TrumataOne of the most bizarre viewing experiences of the year so far is director Tilman Singer’s long-awaited return…
By Selina SondermannThe opening scene of We Might Regret This is both heartily familiar and entirely novel. Main character Freya,…
By Talitha StowellAs the final act of a music festival, an artist faces the challenging task of keeping the audience's…
By Christina Yang“Like Shakespeare, we are living in a post-Elizabethan, post-plague, post-truth world,” so Shakespeare’s Globe Artistic Director Michelle Terry…
By Cristiana Ferrauti