Reviews
REVIEW: Out of the Ordinary - Spectacular Craft at the Victoria and Albert Museum
REVIEW: Out of the Ordinary: Spectacular Craft is an artists’ exhibition through and through. There is not a functional object…
REVIEW: Seeing is Believing, The Photographer’s Gallery
REVIEW: The Photographer’s Gallery has delved into the archives of the ‘Harry Price Library of Magical Literature’ to present an…
REVIEW: Doubt: A Parable, Tricycle Theatre
REVIEW: "For a small off West End theatre, the Tricycle has a truly fabulous reputation. But I’d never understood what…
REVIEW: Half Moon, a film by Bahman Ghobadi
REVIEW: Iran has been in the news a lot lately, and generally not for its arts. While political and religious…
REVIEW: The History Boys, Wyndham’s Theatre
REVIEW: There are some things in life that everybody likes: Kylie Minogue, toast, getting a new Ipod, the National Theatre’s…
REVIEW: Masque of the Red Death, Punchdrunk, BAC
REVIEW: "I’ve been bowled over by theatre. Literally. It was last Thursday, but I still have the bruises to prove…
REVIEW: An Ideal Husband, Royal Exchange, Manchester
REVIEW: With former soap stars again dominating the majority of Christmas shows in the Greater Manchester area, Braham Murray’s elegant…
REVIEW: Othello, Donmar Warehouse
REVIEW: With a superstar cast, Othello at the Donmar Warehouse sold out months in advance. So are Ewan McGregor and…
REVIEW: 2 days in Paris, a film by Julie Delpy
REVIEW: 2 Days in Paris is a sometimes interesting, artsy romantic comedy by Julie Delpy - who writes, edits, produces,…
REVIEW: Present Laughter, National Theatre
REVIEW: Age brings wisdom, so they say, and if you’ve seen Present Laughter you’d have to agree: rather than wandering…