Local amateur actors of all different ages will join forces next month to stage a new production of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. The Rose Theatre
Category: Entertainment
FutureStates, Season 3 out in April.
“A minute ago, this moment was the future. A minute from now, everything could change.” FutureStates, the popular new online sci-fi show has been running
Five films for the Valentine’s Day romantics.
Valentine’s Day: It’s a time for blatant consumerism, hiked up prices for hideous tat and enough syrupy awfulness to make even Nicholas Sparks throw down
Valentines Film-off: The disenchanted
I call upon all that have fallen victim of the hallmark fraud day, which hallmark calls Valentines Day. While the weak sit in front of
Film Review: Martha Marcy May Marlene
At a time when Oscar bait is dominating cinema screens everywhere, from the beautifully-shot-if-a-little-obvious War Horse to the perfectly-competent-if-a-little-bland The Descendants, Martha Marcy May Marlene
Theatre Preview: LOL (Lots Of Love)
Facebook, human relationships and dance are the fascinating components of LOL (Lots of Love), the latest Protein Dance Company show, on stage at The Rose
Film Review: The Grey
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
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
