All posts tagged review

Despite recent scientific and theoretical denial, the mind/body dichotomy remains...

A Green Day concert is always a big rock party (ok,...

It seems apt to first describe The Parlour, situated in Canada Square Park, as a...

Familiarity and monotony have never been issues for Richard Curtis. His tried and tested, simplistic...

With The Jar Family consisting of six dapper, almost Dickensian members, it’s hard...

Three parts Hadouken, one part Limb and one part The Midnight Beast –...

Damien Tracey’s new play Warde Street is an attempt to track the...

The third instalment of the Chronicles of Riddick series opts for an appropriately clipped title...

Amid the recent landslide of Young Adult book-to-screen adaptations comes a...

As we move into the final stretch of August with its last promise of...