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As the West End finally starts to reopen its doors after long...

Underneath the heartfelt tenderness of Thomas Bezucha’s adaptation of Let Him Go, there is a...

Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli takes to the stage for a one-off...

Foy Vance is discovered in a forest wearing a peroxide blond wig and surrounded...

Blind is a B-movie horror that tries, in vain, to be artsy. This is half-accomplished...

Since its first outing at the Cork Film Festival’s opening night (it was set to...

Troubling the boundaries of real and imaginary to bring two children’s classics – JM Barrie’s...

In addition to being a time for family, food, and...

Remember when the girls’ bathroom was a sanctuary for any and all? On nights...

One part Lynchian mystery, one part Cronenberg nightmare, and entirely bizarre, Alejandro...