Culture

Theatre Review: The Pit and the Pendulum at the Omnibus Theatre, Clapham

Creation Theatre have merged the gothic horror of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Pit and the Pendulum with an Iranian woman’s revolutionary zeal to create an ominous and... Read More...

MGC Presents: Red Review

Red, directed by Michael Grandage and starring Alfred Molina as Mark Rothko and Alfred Enoch as his young assistant Ken, is a recording of a recent performance ... Read More...

Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella DVD Review

Cinderella is a fairy tale about transformations: across the ages, the archetypal rags-to-riches tale has enchanted all cultures, imaginations and artistic form... Read More...

Theatre Review: That Girl at the Old Red Lion Theatre

Hatty Jones starred as the mischievous Madeline in the 1998 Columbia TriStar film alongside Frances McDormand. Twenty years later she has written and stars in T... Read More...

Theatre Review: Want the Moon Theatre Presents Other People’s Teeth

A rapid fire tale of contract killing, awkward budding romance and an obsession with incisors. Want The Moon Theatre present Other People’s Teeth, a lively and ... Read More...

Tina: The Tina Turner Musical Review

Having opened at London's Aldwych Theatre back in April, Tina is an energetic jukebox musical that celebrates the life and music of the legend that is Tina Turn... Read More...

Get ready for Cornwall’s Masked Ball

Spring has sprung, which only means one thing. It’s time to head to the most hedonistic of parties in the UK: the Porthleven Masked Ball. Taking place on the... Read More...

The rise and rise of comic cons (and their prices)

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.. Well, not that far away really. Milton Keynes to be exact. The year was 2003 and young-ish David was fresh faced ... Read More...

Walker Stalker Con London 2018 Review

A giddy excitement fills the air, queues of teeming bodies snake as far as the eye can see, and the undead roam the floor looking for their next victims. It cou... Read More...

Another Kind of Life: Photography on the Margins at The Barbican Review

Another Kind of Life: Photography on the Margins, at The Barbican, is a photography exhibition revealing those who live on the fringes of society. Including ima... Read More...

Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man DVD Review

Carmen is one of the most passionate and powerful pieces in the operatic canon, set under a sizzling Spanish sun and ablaze with seduction, sensuality, and Bize... Read More...

John Bishop’s Winging It Tour at The O2 Review

Last night John Bishop played London’s O2 Arena for the first of two nights at the venue as part of his Winging It tour. The comedian often opens with a vide... Read More...

Film

Win a Rambo and Cliffhanger 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray bundle

This month at the cinema: Widows, Wildlife and Fantastic Beasts

Nancy DVD Review

TV

The Flash Season 5, Episode 4 Review: ‘News Flash’

Killing Eve season 1 review: One of the best television shows of 2018

The Flash Season 5, Episode 3 Review: ‘The Death of Vibe’

Music

Jeff Goldblum does a Jeff Goldblum all over jazz’s hallowed classics

Louise Goffin – All These Hellos Review

Bert Jansch – Just A Simple Soul Review

Books

Comic Review: The Man of Steel by Brian Michael Bendis

Book Review: The Lost Daughter by Gill Paul

Book Review: The Punk Factor by Rebecca Denton