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Three-piece indie band, Wallows made up of guitarist Dylan Minnette, bassist Braeden Lemasters, and Drummer Cole Preston, have returned with their second full-length album, Tell Me That It’s Over. After making i […]

Love Letter to My 20s: Falling Behind My Friends ‘Whaddya like? You like indescribable bliss? Then whaddya want to get married for?’ – Stephen Sondheim, Com […]

On 2 March 1979, the No. 2 Reactor Unit on Three Mile Island – some way inland of Philadelphia – went into meltdown, spewing radiation into the environment. Forty-three years on, no injury or death has been […]

On the 4th of December 1926, the English novelist Agatha Christie disappeared without a trace. She was missing for a total of 11 days, and upon her return maintained that she had no recollection of what had […]

The story of a musical adaptation that never was, Boulevard! A Hollywood Story blends glamour and rigorous research to provide a sympathetic and endlessly engaging portrayal of three people’s creative and p […]

The UK Government has announced a ‘Homes For Ukraine,’ scheme to allow Ukrainian refugees to enter the country. Micheal Gove, sporting a blue and yellow tie in reference to the Ukrainian flag, announced the […]

Jacques Audiard’s monochrome anthology of Parisian love shows that dating in the digital age is far from black and white

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There’s a fable-like quality to this distinctly contemporary drama, adapte […]

Suzanne Collins’ dystopian trilogy is a famed book series showcasing Katniss Everdeen’s journey as a participant in the 74th Hunger Games. So, when it was optioned for film, their was a ready-made fanbase ready […]

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After the Netflix adaptation of Bridgerton shot to fame in late 2020 amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, audiences were left on tenterhooks awaiting more news from the enigmatic Lady […]

Theatre Peckham will launch the first Peckham Fringe Festival this spring.

For five weeks starting on 2 May, 27 external companies will take over the main theatre and studio spaces Theatre Peckham offers. The […]

Co-created by Rachel Bloom and Aline Brosh McKenna, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is a whacky musical comedy that follows our ‘crazy’ protagonist as she tries to win back her teenage sweetheart. Rebecca Bunch (played by […]

Following the success of the 2019 James vs. His Future Self, its core creative team head into the world premiere of Canadian film ‘Ashgrove’ at Glasgow Film Festival 2022.

Set in the midst of a global wat […]

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Wildcard Theatre Company bring their signature music infused vivacity to a new version of Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Whilst the individual elements are delicately crafted and rigorously executed, t […]

On 24 February 2022, Russia began an invasion of Ukraine following years of ramping tensions. Since then, millions of Ukrainians have been forced to flee their homeland and hundreds of civilians are reported to […]

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An accidental death sends a seaside community into a spiralling witch hunt. Peter Grimes, a lonely fisherman, is ostracised by the paranoid community. As their demand for blood grows louder, their mob […]

O2 City Hall: a small building of flirtatious grandeur nestled between the chaotic lanes of Newcastle’s city centre. As per most concerts, on Tuesday night, as the crowd grew restless and the air grew heavy, yet […]

Gang of Youths’ recent Brixton show, the finale of a five-month run of UK and Ireland shows for the Australian quintet, starts with a rather jarring transition. After strong support from Sunderland native and se […]

The Genuine Genius of Grenade Genie – A Promising Collection from an Exciting Poet

Grenade Genie, oscillating as it does between surreal and serious, is an insightful tour de force which contends with the […]

The ghost of toxic masculinity haunts this techno horror-mystery from Jacob Gentry.

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The film form is of interest to many genre filmmakers. Scott Derrickson put it to truly horrific use in 2012’s Sin […]