THEATRE REVIEW | The Woman In Black – West Yorkshire Playhouse & National Tour
★★★★ | Set in an old theatre in the late 1950’s, a solicitor, Arthur Kipps, enlists the assistance of a young actor to tell his story. His tale revolves around […]
THEATRE REVIEW | THE EXORCIST, THE BIRMINGHAM REP
★★★★★ | The Exorcist was a frightening occasion with jumps, bumps, and lights were left on in my home. The original ‘The Exorcist’ written by William Peter Blatty brought […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Sunny Afternoon – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre & National Tour
★★★ | Sunny Afternoon In this musical biopic, the swinging sixties are brought back to life as Sunny Afternoon tells the story of the early days of the classic British […]
FILM REVIEW | I, Daniel Blake
★★★★ | I, DANIEL BLAKE A middle-aged man is down on his luck. He can’t work because he’s got a heart condition while at the same time he’s having trouble […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Moby Dick! The Musical
★★★★ | You don’t have to be a fan of aquatic placental spout-squirting marine mammals to appreciate Andrew Wright’s take on Moby Dick – but a penchant for choreography that could […]
CAR REVIEW | Volkswagen’s Golf GTi
★★★★ | Volkswagen’s Golf GTi redefined the go faster car in the 70s. With its hatchback styling, it started the Hot Hatch trend that we have seen go from strength to […]
THEATRE REVIEW | RAGTIME
★★★ | RAGTIME, London Theatre The US is in turmoil: racial discrimination is rife while immigrants arrive by the boatload to escape feast and famine in their own countries. This […]
REVIEW: Red Dwarf XI Episode 5 – KRYSIS
Red Dwarf has used various styles this series and this new episode is no different. After a fast paced big cast episode, a filmic flashback, a horror time travel episode […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Safe, London Theatre
★★★ Safe, London Theatre The statistics about homelessness people are alarming. 25% of homeless and at risk youth in the UK identify as LGBT, a shockingly high proportion. Alexis Gregory […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Breakfast At Tiffany’s – Sheffield Theatres and National Tour
★★ | Based on the classic novel by Truman Capote; which was famously immortalised on the big screen by the 1961 film, Breakfast at Tiffany’s tells the story of an […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Roma
In a part of London where there’s not a whole lot going on cuisinewise, Roma is a nice breathe of fresh air. Situated right next to Fenchurch Street Station, past […]