All posts tagged review

In a time where everything feels a little hopeless, a live set from the...

An ode to a pre-Thatcher NHS, Dervla Kirwan portrays...

The struggles young women face in male-dominated subcultures are brought to light in the new...

The three heroes of Citizens of the World – Giorgetto, Attilio, and “The Professor”...

Still convincing people that she is the next best thing to come out of Austria...

At the time of the resurgence of a popular discourse around female oppression through movements...

Recipient of ten awards, including the 2019 Walkley Documentary Award, Stan Grant’s The...

Mum and Dad are two short and beautifully written monologues by...

The narrative of Patrick Ness’s novel plunges into the dark and...

The Donmar Warehouse’s 2014 production of Coriolanus, staring Tom...