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Theatre Review: Excluded at St. Saviour’s Church

Intermission Youth Theatre have spent ten months workshopping Excluded, a lively Shakespearean mash-up featuring an…

Diego Maradona DVD Review

Diego Maradona. He started life in an Argentinian slum and went on to become the…

Book Review: Violet by SJI Holliday

At this time of the year, when the nights are getting longer and the air…

Book Review: Nudibranch by Irenosen Okojie

Here is the first sentence of the fifth story in Irenosen Okojie’s collection, Nudibranch: Once…

Book Review: Call Me A Liar by Colette McBeth

Colette McBeth’s Call Me A Liar primarily focuses on a young, recently graduated couple, Libby…

Book Review: Thirty by Christina Bradley

Christina Bradley’s first book Thirty is almost exactly what you’d expect from the book’s synopsis…

The best black and white films now in colour

Have you ever wondered what your all-time favourite black and white films would look like…

Book Review: A Puff of Smoke by Sarah Lippett

For most of her childhood, Sarah Lippett was in and out of various hospitals. Her…

Book Review: The Undoing of Arlo Knott by Heather Child

Arlo Knott has the ability to undo his mistakes – an enviable power, except he…

Book Review: Permanent Record by Mary H. K. Choi

With her first novel Emergency Contact, Mary H. K. Choi emerged as a strong new…

Book Review: The Photographer of the Lost by Caroline Scott

It’s 1921, three years after the end of World War I. Edie, whose husband Francis…

Why you should be watching Pennyworth

Batman’s loyal butler Alfred Pennyworth has had many faces over the past fifty years. From…