All posts tagged review

It’s almost been three years without a new Kodaline album but perhaps a full...

Julius Caesar is yet another well-rounded show from the RSC. This is a perfectly...

Anne Washburn’s adaptation of The Twilight Zone is so kitsch and...

In the warmly lit, small space of the Orange Tree Theatre, it seems that a...

Noel Gallagher – along with his brother Liam – has never been one...

Mountains May Depart is the eighth film from the internationally acclaimed Chinese filmmaker...

There are times when those scared of heights are obligated, by reality, to face their...

Often, one doesn’t pay attention to a country until a piece of art explains their...

In a country where war is the never-ending state, Salim Shaheen conducts and films a...

“Drunk folk” singer Beans on Toast (Jay McAllister) played a brilliant show...