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The Glass Menagerie at the Duke of York’s Theatre
Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie is a beautiful play that thrives through a wonderful exploration of its four…
By Michael HiggsCulture
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Liam Gallagher – C’mon You Know
There was a point in the middle of the last decade when Oasis had rather gone out of…
By Mark Worgan
Movie
The Burning Sea
The Burning Sea comes hot off the heels of a minor flurry of successful Norwegian disaster flicks in…
By Matthew McMillan
Cinema & TV
“The ultimate wildlife documentary”: Prehistoric Planet press conference with Mike Gunton, Tim Walker, Jon Favreau and the animation team
Prehistoric Planet, premiering on Apple TV+ over the course of five nights from 23rd May, is a series…
By Matthew McMillan
Cinema & TV
Goodbye to good Neighbours: Iconic Australian soap to take its final bow this summer
Australia’s longest-running television drama Neighbours is sadly approaching its last ever episode, which airs in the UK this…
By Jonathan Marshall
Movie
Dashcam
Dashcam stars musician Annie Hardy as a fictionalised version of herself, who travels to the UK to try…
By Umar Ali
Movie
Bergman Island
Mia Hansen-Løve brings an ode to love and artistry with Bergman Island (12 years after Father of My Children won…
By Emma Kiely
Live music
David Gray at the O2 Arena
It’s not often that an album maintains popularity and stands the test of time – over 20 years,…
By Bev Lung
Cannes
“It doubles the pleasure being both in front and behind the camera”: An interview with Louis Garrel on The Innocent
French actor Louis Garrel is perhaps most readily known for his role in Bernardo Bertolucci's The Dreamers, or…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cannes
“As a homosexual woman, I’ve felt oppressed by society’s violence”: Lola Quivoron and Julie Ledru on Rodeo
Rodeo is the feature debut from French writer-director Lola Quivoron, which not only played in the Un Certain…
By Sarah Bradbury