John Carnahan’s The Grey is a return to form for a director once lauded as the next-big-thing, and a reminder that Liam Neeson’s acting prowess
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Theatre Review: Cinderella
Cinderella is seen by many as the epitome of pantomime, but how will this year’s production at Richmond Theatre fare? Eric Potts provides the script
The Perfect Christmas Entertainment
It’s that time of year again. Oh no it isn’t it! Well, it is actually. The pantomime season is well and truly upon us, and showing
Book Review: The Help
“Makes you feel warm inside.” Written by Kathryn Stockett, controversial book The Help is set in Jackson, Mississippi in 1962, ‘where black maids raise white children
The Twilight Experience
The phenomenon that is the Twilight saga is coming to an end, but what will someone who has never read any of the books, watched
Art Review: Tacita Dean, FILM, Tate Modern
The vast, dark chambers of the Turbine Hall are not an obvious home for an artist known for her quiet, intimate portrayals and elegiac subjects.
Show Review: The Nutcracker
As the orchestra played the overture, whispers of excitement were heard among members of the audience. Matthew Bourne’s adaption of The Nutcracker in Sadler’s Wells
Indie Game ‘Proteus’ Wins Big at the Indievisibility Awards
Indie title Proteus has been named Notch’s Game of the Year at the inaugural Indievisibility Awards held near Waterloo last weekend.
Theatre Review: The Snow Queen
The Rose Theatre production of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fairy tale, The Snow Queen, takes the audience on a magical journey away from the typical
Show Review: Conversations with Penn and Teller
For 35 years, Penn and Teller have worked as a magical duo. With Broadway shows, television series’ and a 10-year stint in Las Vegas under
