All posts tagged review

“It takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry,” once sang Bob...

Dying for Sex arrives with a title that is as bold as it is literal,...

“What the hell do you think spies are?!” When Richard Burton spits that they are...

In this Ireland-set remake of the 2008 Italian film Mid-August Lunch, director Darren Thornton...

Based on Jean-Claude Grumberg’s book of the same name, The Most Precious of...

Jed Hart’s Restless opens dramatically in the dead of night, introducing a dishevelled and visibly...

Last night, Canadian rock duo Cleopatrick debuted on Electric Brixton’s stage as...

The producers at Paramount+ believed that if want to make a grungy British gangster series,...

Two men embark on a nighttime odyssey of self-discovery and connection after a chance...

Reflection, rage and regret drive Maria Vigar’s latest play....