A Cult? For you? It’s more likely than you think.
With Fringe all done and dusted for 2021, let’s take a look at one show that left an...
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Fringe Theatre Review: All the Ways to Tell You
New to Fringe is theatre company All The Ways, a small and unassuming group of young performers who...
Revenge and its Consequences: An anti-western take of The Last of Us Part II
The highly anticipated sequel to one of the most acclaimed videogames of the previous decade, The Last of...
Pete Davidson is ‘The King of Staten Island’ in this Personally Therapeutic Dramedy
Critically acclaimed comedy director Judd Apatow, well known for his hilarious, meaningful and overly long comedies (The 40...
The Weekly Watch: Jack Whitehall’s I’m Only Joking
Last week, Netflix added to its varied collection of stand-up comedy with Jack Whitehall’s I’m Only Joking, an...
‘Babyteeth’ is a unique, touching and macabre take on teen romance
Creating a coming-of-age film focusing on a character with a terminal illness is always a tricky line to...
House of Cardin: A guide to knowing all things Pierre Cardin
“Designers have that power to globally inspire millions of people” – Jenny Shimizu “What is the secret...
‘The Invisible Man’ places the classic story into a refreshingly modern context
Universal have attempted to reboot their Monsters universe many times. In 2017, they launched the newly minted ‘Dark...
Improv D&D: a spontaneous and nerdy barrel of laughs
When questioned, the average person’s knowledge of Dungeons and Dragons (also known as D&D) probably doesn’t stray too...
‘For Sama’: Tenderness during times of war
NoFirst-hand accounts of war are not new to cinema, with films such as First They Killed My Father,...
