Fringe! returns for its eighth year with a diverse, provocative and outrightly political programme of film screenings alongside workshops, panels and parties, transforming venues across East London over six days. […]
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★★★★☆ | Bohemian Rhapsody The life and times of Freddie Mercury and his band queen from there humble West London beginnings to storming Live Aid the biggest show the world […]
Sadly short on laughs, the handful of jokes stretch thinly over the show’s running time and even some forced audience participation can’t conjure up enough Christmas sparkle to elevate the show to a “must see”.
Cameron Cole has been crowned king of Big Brother 2018, he is also the fourth LGBT person to win the reality show.
This production was a visual marvel with versatile, complex sets and effects that made you jump. It was 1 hour and 45 minutes long without an interval, so you were drawn to the story and scarcely had a chance to breathe.
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Marianne Elliott’s production of this 1970 show is as modern and up to date as possible, but please, more more more Lupone next. Here’s to the lady who steals the show!
The 4th version of this movie is all very up to date but how does Lady Gaga shape up in the ultimate diva battle against her predecessor’s madams Streisand and Garland?
The Exorcist has been named the most terrifying film of all time by Brits.
★★★☆☆ | Northern Ballet’s The Three Musketeers In the latest production from Northern Ballet, The Three Musketeers leap from page to stage with a ballet based on the famous novel, which […]
