All posts tagged review

If anyone is nostalgic for the golden age of physical comedy, where logic simply doesn’t...

In the directorial debut from actor Mercedes Grower, Brakes tells a collection of weird and...

One of the most curious hallmarks of the modern era is the rate at which...

It starts with a giggle, it ends with a shiver. In the year of the...

We are disappointed in the Young Vic, Actors Touring Company and their PR...

#Hashtag Lightie premiered in London earlier this year, and has now returned...

With its brightly coloured horn heads decorating the wall, and it’s clean...

Set in the small town of Martfü, Hungary, in the 1960s, Strangled tells the tale...

The raw and muddy nature of the world that Dee Rees and her cinematographer Rachel...

Kenny is a biopic by Stewart Sugg and paints a visceral portrait of beloved footballer and...