FILM REVIEW | Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them
★★★★ | Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them You cannot help but wonder how J.K Rowling’s Wizarding World (writing her first original screenplay) will work without Harry Potter and […]
FILM REVIEW | Lazy Eye
✭✭✭✭ | Lazy Eye An L.A. graphic designer is contacted by a flame from his past that puts into doubt the relationship he has with his husband in the new […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Boys In The Band – West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds
★★★★| Set in Brooklyn in the late 1960’s , nine gay men gather in an apartment to celebrate a friends birthday. Michael is an alcoholic shopaholic, Harold is a self-depreciating […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Rudie’s Jamaican
★★★★ | Rudie’s – Great Jamaican food in hip Dalston! Rudie’s offers what they call a ‘Boss Burger’ – a rare breed of beef chuck patty that is topped with […]
THEATRE REVIEW | An Inspector Calls, The Playhouse Theatre
★★★★★ | An Inspector Calls, The Playhouse Theatre J.B. Priestley’s 1940s play An Inspector Calls had languished somewhat until Stephen Daldry’s (The Crown, Billy Elliot, The Hours) landmark 1992 production. […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Pride and Prejudice, The Birmingham Rep
★★★★★ | Pride and Prejudice, The Birmingham Rep Masterfully personifies Austen’s work of art. I remember reading Pride and Prejudice in my early teens, and recall falling in love with […]
CLASSIC CAR REVIEW | Skoda Felicia Fun
Oh Felicia, Where The F***K Are We? You wouldn’t necessary associate the word “fun” with Skoda. Well, certainly not in the 1980s. Despite a good record in rallying and great […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The HIV Monologues
★★★★★ | The HIV Monologues From AIDS to PrEP: Love, Sex & HIV If you met a moreish specimen of a man on Grindr, in Rupert St Bar or at […]
FILM REVIEW | Jack Reacher Never Go Back
JACK REACHER NEVER GO BACK – Tom Cruise is back as the loner ex-military guy in the second Reacher film adapted from the 18th book in the hugely successful literary […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Little Shop of Horrors – Sheffield Theatres and National Tour
★★★★| Life isn’t so great at the Mushnik Flower shop down on Skid Row. Mr Mushnik is on the verge of closing his shop, Audrey is dating a semi-sadist dentist […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Ballet Black Triple Bill – CAST Theatre and National Tour
★★★★ | Comprising of a trio of pieces, this mixed programme from Ballet Black combines abstract dance, drama, passion and narrative storytelling in a triple bill of short pieces which […]