Casey Langton

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 […]

Book Review: Awake in the Floating City // Susanna Kwan The debut novel by Susanna Kwan, Awake in the Floating City follows an artist in a flooded world who feels […]

'Watch The Skies' Review: Makes You Want To Believe While it may seem like it’s following in the footsteps of many UFO movies before it, Watch The Skies diverges f […]

Book Review: The Original // Nell Stevens The Original is written by Nell Stevens, an author of fiction and memoir now on her fifth book. It centres […]

Book Review: The Usual Desire To Kill // Camilla Barnes The Usual Desire To Kill is the debut novel of theatremaker Camilla Barnes. Set in a ramshackle house in the […]

'Time Travel Is Dangerous' Review: Creative Concepts And Historical Comedy Filled with Britcom stars and time-travel disasters, Time Travel Is Dangerous sees best friends Ruth and […]

‘Bookworm’ Review: Struggles To Find Its Way Following her mother’s accident, eleven-year-old Mildred (Nell Fisher) is temporarily placed into the care of a […]

Should Publishers Worry That Taylor Swift Has Shaken Them Off? At present it is a frustrating time for some authors to be a part of the publishing world—once the battle to g […]

Creative, Realistic And Witty: 'Wonder Boy' Review ★★★★ Currently touring and showing at Derby Theatre, Wonder Boy, written by Ross Willis and directed by Sall […]

Book Review: Screen Britain // Film East Published in February 2024, new Film East anthology Screen Britain covers a range of British cinema, from […]

Book Review: The Naming Of Moths // Tracy Fells The Naming of Moths by Tracy Fells is a short story collection with a generous heaping of magical realism. […]

Empire's digital 'Wildwood' Cover Explores New Worlds In 2011, Decemberists singer Colin Meloy’s novel Wildwood was optioned for the screen by LAIKA. No more news w […]

Book Review: Private Rites // Julia Armfield Close on the heels of the success of Our Wives Under The Sea, Private Rites is Julia Armfield’s second novel. […]

A Musical With Emotional Drive: 'The Mad Ones' Review ★★★★ Making its UK premiere at Birmingham’s Old Joint Stock pub and theatre, The Mad Ones follows soon-to […]

Smoothly Gripping: 'Sherlock Holmes: The Valley Of Fear' Review ★★★★ Produced by Blackeyed Theatre in association with South Hill Park, Sherlock Holmes: The Valley Of Fear […]

TV Review: ‘Lessons in Chemistry’ Covers Joy, Grief and Community in a Limited-Series for the Ages Based on Bonnie Garmus’ 2022 book, Lessons in Chemistry is a new series on Apple TV. […]

Q&A with BBC ‘Ghosts' Star Peter Sandys-Clarke Ghosts star talks Bill Nighy, Havers’s favourite tune, and all things Button House. Peter Sandys-Clarke s […]

Clever and Modern Wit: 'Model Village' Review ★★★★★ Model Village is New Perspectives’ latest production marking the beginning of the company’s 5 […]

Book Review: Of Monsters And Marvels // Alysa Wishingrad The second middle-grade adventure from The Verdigris Pawn author Alysa Wishingrad, Between Monsters and […]

Trailer Released for Fourth Series of 'All Creatures Great and Small' After a year’s wait between series, a trailer has been released for the fourth series of All Creatures Great a […]