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It has been announced that Dear Evan Hansen will not return to the West End until 2021.

Even though the Government is beginning to release the lockdown rules surrounding indoor theatre performances, it has […]

Macbeth is one of William Shakespeare’s most famous plays; it was written during the reign of King James I and, as such, is dark. It predominately reflects the personal insecurities James had regarding his […]

Netflix has recently revealed a list of their most popular original films. 

Bloomberg had the pleasure of releasing this exclusive list, which includes the recently debuted action film Extraction starring […]

Especially now that a special someone called COVID-19 has taken over our lives and is keeping us locked up in our childhood bedrooms with the same old grisly views, a quick scroll through Instagram can have us […]

London’s award-winning Theatre Café have confirmed they will be re-opening their doors in August.

The café is to return with an initial ‘soft-launch’; a one-day trial re-opening from 11am until 4pm on 1st Aug […]

As winner of the 2019 Women’s Prize for Fiction and standing as one of the most popular books of last year, it goes without saying that you pick up An American Marriage with high hopes. Following the idyllic l […]

Avengers: Infinity War and Captain America: Civil War directors the Russo Brothers are currently in talks to create screen adaptation of Mark Greaney’s 2009 novel, The Gray Man. The film, dubbed the “American ver […]

A trip to the cinema might still be an unnecessary health risk, but that doesn’t mean we have to suffer for a lack of quality film releases. Just last week it was announced that director Channing Godfrey Peoples’ […]

What We Do In The Shadows, based on a film of the same name in 2014, is a mockumentary series focusing on what vampires get up to in their spare time from the creative minds of Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement, […]

Last week, the cast of the West End premiere of Frozen was revealed, with Samantha Barks (Elsa) and Stephanie McKeon (Anna) being the first cast members to be announced.

Barks is well known for her role as […]

Makeup exists as an oxymoron; it is self-expression and art but can also be a mask and a symbol of conformity. Throughout history women have been told to wear makeup or else they run the risk of being seen as […]

The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has officially named Joker the most complained-about film of 2019.

According to the annual report, the DC movie received 20 complaints regarding the film’s age […]

As a proud Yorkshire girl, I thought I knew quite a lot about the Brontë’s. I’ve visited Howarth a lot, gone around their house and walked the route that supposedly inspired Wuthering Heights. However, Wast […]

Jordan Peterson is one of the largest forefront thinkers in Canada. You probably know his name from his recent book ‘The 12 Rules for Life’ or his lesser-known but more important work ‘Maps of Meaning’. If not, […]

The past month or so has seen creators of animated shows explain and act on various cases of whitewashing in their casts, as the media undergoes something of a self-appraisal amidst the continuing Black Lives […]

While Universal Television’s hit American TV drama The Bold Type has been praised extensively over the years for its diverse cast and positive messages, star Aisha Dee has recently criticised the show for its […]

It seems that it is not only Hollywood that is obsessed with younger, newer, shinier. The battle against ageism is alive and well in the British film industry, as Julia Sawalha shared on Twitter last […]

The theatre industry has never been more uncertain in the UK, but as lockdown gradually eases, creative union Equity have released guidance for those returning to work in the field.

The new guidance, released […]

*THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE GAME THE LAST OF US PART II*

In June of this year, after weeks of long delays, Naughty Dog’s fans were finally able to breathe a sigh of long-awaited relief as The Last […]