The rumours are true: a huge chunk of your childhood is making a comeback. Don your bucket hats and your mini backpacks because some of the most iconic shows of the last two decades are returning. The news comes as part of a major revival of shows for Paramount+, the rebranded reboot of CBS All […]Read More
Culottes (noun) women’s knee-length trousers; a lifesaver for the buoyant Barb and Star… Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar is a pastel action pastiche and an absolute riot from start to finish. The film begins like a scene from The Florida Project as a palette of pale candy colours fill the screen, only […]Read More
The pleasure of a trip to the theatre, with its limited tickets and overpriced ice-creams, is often an expensive hobby that leaves working-class communities behind. This exclusivity is not helped by the fact that, over the last decade, the arts have been consistently neglected on a national level. From creative arts subjects being culled in […]Read More
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 weekend. The actress, 51, will be recast as Ginger in the upcoming Aardman-Netflix Chicken Run sequel because her voice, familiar […]Read More
After what has been a tough few months for theatre, there is light at the end of the tunnel. The longest-running show in the world, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, has announced it will be running once again from 23rd October 2020. The play, one of the first to reopen on the West End, has been […]Read More
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