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Album Review: Juniper // Joy Crookes Born in South London to a Bangladeshi mother and Irish father, Joy Crookes is a musician whose heritage has […]

EP Review: Spotify Live Room // Wolf Alice Following the release of their compelling new album The Clearing, Wolf Alice stripped things back to deliver […]

Track Review: Don't Blame The Son For The Sins Of The Father // Dead Dads Club For anyone seeking out a brand-new alternative act they need look no further than Dead Dads Club, an indie rock […]

The Snowballing Rent Crisis Proves The ‘Snowflake Generation’ Right According to the Office for National Statistics, the average renter has seen a 5.9% rise in rent in the past […]

Back in Action: How Hollywood Sells Us Nostalgia When Netflix announced Cameron Diaz’s Back in Action, the film became more than a release—it became an eve […]

‘Ghost Trail’ Review: On The Trail Of A Syrian War Criminal Inspired by true events, Ghost Trail is the gripping story of a Syrian refugee on a quest to find his former […]

Ranked: Michael Mann’s Filmography Michael Mann is one of the most distinctive filmmakers in American cinema, blending operatic crime sagas with […]

Stacey Dooley And Kevin Clifton Haunt The Stage In 2:22: A Ghost Story: Review ★★★★ Since its 2021 debut, 2:22: A Ghost Story has become a phenomenon in British theatre. With seven W […]

A Powerful Portrait of Broken Britain & Brotherly Love: Yen Review  ★★★★★ Written by Anna Jordan and produced in association with Divided Culture Co., Yen, recently made its […]

Track Review: Victim // Fiona-Lee Following the release of her debut EP Nothing Compares To Nineteen earlier this year, Fiona-Lee has returned […]

Celebrating Women in Translation: 10 Books That Should Be on Your TBR Since it began in 2013, Women in Translation Month has been celebrated every August as a time to honour […]

From Russia To New York: Alexander Molochnikov On Making 'Seagull: True Story' Alexander Molochnikov turns Chekhov on his head in Seagull: True Story, a darkly comic, politically charged […]

When Memoirs Lie To You: Fiction in Non-Fiction Beyond death, Bruce Chatwin still proves to be a writer worth thinking about. With only a handful of books […]

Julian Spooner Talks Bringing 'Mistero Buffo' Back to the Stage Rhum + Clay’s acclaimed adaptation of Mistero Buffo returns to London this autumn, bringing Dario Fo’s sub […]

Unsettling Physical Theatre: Salt Review ★★★★ Contemporary Ritual Theatre’s Salt is a visceral and haunting tale of jealousy and passion. Set in Ea […]

Standout: Romeo & Juliet Review ★★★★★ Romeo & Juliet—a tragic love story which many of us are familiar with, perhaps from our school days […]

Complex and Compelling: The Last Stand Of Mrs Mary Whitehouse Review ★★★★ One of Nottingham Playhouse’s most compelling outputs for this year is The Last Stand Of Mrs Mary Whit […]

Behind The Provocative New Play 'Dr Freud Will See You Now, Mrs Hitler' What if history’s darkest figure had once found himself on a psychoanalyst’s couch? That is the audacious pre […]

The End of Endings? Why Modern TV Can't Wrap Things Up Reckoning with an ending is an inevitable, if not always welcome, tussle. Some deal with change better than […]