The Prisoner at the National Theatre
How do you forgive yourself after committing a horrendous crime? What is the meaning of justice? These questions…
By Michael HiggsHow do you forgive yourself after committing a horrendous crime? What is the meaning of justice? These questions…
By Michael HiggsPaul Feig has a career full of hits and misses, often within the same movie. He has a…
By Cleo HenryThe London Design Festival’s 16th edition marks a ten-year collaboration with the Victoria & Albert Museum, the leading…
By Mersa AudaWith a name like Yungblud, one would probably expect to see yet another modern American urban artist, definitely…
By Regan HarleSkate Kitchen is the brilliant new movie that follows a real-life sisterhood of young female skaters in New…
By Sarah BradburyWhat price would you pay to be popular? How far would you go to protect those you love…
By Michael HiggsPeter Glanville directs a charming tale of a young girl, Iris, who forms an unlikely friendship with a…
By Marissa KhaosTime: ticking ever onwards, it has long been the preoccupation of human beings, particularly since the national and…
By Anna SouterMulti-Tony Award-winning writer Stephen Karam’s moving tale, The Humans, has its European premiere at West London’s Hampstead Theatre. Rooted…
By Selina BegumAnother valuable result from recent debates about gender equality (as well as respect for women) is awareness of…
By Euan Franklin