All posts tagged review

Fairview is theatre as guerilla warfare. A reminder of what the artform can do when...

There are few people we meet whose true remarkableness rises above the realm of the...

Most of us experience a period of struggle to claim an honest sense of self,...

The latest collaboration between mother and daughter artists Victoria...

“Human beings come in three kinds: the living, the dead, and those who go to...

Rising 23-year-old Norwegian...

Simon Cox (Driven) writes and directs this sci-fi labour of love. Two decades in the...

“Tidings of comfort and joy” goes the carol. And good tidings...

If you liked Amélie, Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s endlessly quirky 2001 rom-com, then...

It’s rare that audiences are presented with a positive image of...