All posts tagged review

Christopher Wallace had a story worth telling. Director Emmett Malloy knows this...

Little Oblivions by Julien Baker is structured by the highs and lows that...

Ewen Bremner wastes no energy in his latest role as notorious Glaswegian...

A monumentally moving and all-round heart-warming piece of cinema, writer-director...

The song Strange Fruit – Billie Holiday’s paean against lynching –...

Courtney Paige combines the religious-fuelled violence of David Fincher’s Seven with the relentless...

What Lies Below is the feature debut of Braden R Duemmler (cinematographer of Snoop Dogg’s...

Written and performed by new theatre force Lita Doolan,...

Playful and euphoric, Smith and Burrows’ new...

Musical theatre has been on its knees since the pandemic struck last year, but...