Alice Neel Exhibition: A Review
Alice Neel’s latest exhibition ‘Hot Off The Griddle’ showing at the Barbican, London features a chronological display of her paintings,...
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- Apr 18
Education, Education, Education: A Review
Education, Education, Education - its title inspired by the Tony Blair line, in a promise for better funding and support for public...
- Mar 17
Review: Leeds University Theatre Group’s ‘Rules for Living’
Rigorously ruled, hilariously explosive and heart wrenchingly real – Alexandra Packer reviews Theatre Group’s first show of the term,...
- Mar 17
Almost Maine review: Mediations on love and its transmutable forms
Prem Dosanjh reviews... Set in the fictional town of ‘Almost’, John Cariani’s two act play is comprised of nine separate duologues, all...
- Mar 16
OPEN THEATRE’S SWALLOWING THE WHALE IN REVIEW
'A truly absorbing, clever and new piece of theatre'. The space felt completely transformed upon entering into Stage One for Open...
- Feb 17
A farewell to childhood in Cooper Raiff’s Cha Cha real smooth:
‘You only have you. How scary. But how amazing.’ I am yet to have a conversation with someone who has also seen Cooper Raiff’s 2022 indie...
- Feb 10
Emily Ratajkowski’s ‘My Body’: A Review
Madeleine Rousell reviews... When Emily Ratajkowski’s collection of essays ‘My Body’ came out in 2021, countless opinions were given on...
- Jan 22
Hannah Starkey: In Real Life
The Hepworth was in full bloom when I ventured over on a brisk icy morning last week. But within the blue skies and streaming sunlight...
- Jan 13
Tom Ward’s ‘Anthem’ Review
Kate Moxon reviews... After his effortless success on ‘Live at the Apollo’, Tom Ward is bringing his new show ‘Anthem’ to Hyde Park Book...
- Dec 22, 2022
A Review of “Harry’s Birthday Party” by the Leeds Tealights
Hannah Giraudeau reviews A Review of “Harry’s Birthday Party” by the Leeds Tealights: With Support Acts Evie Cowen and Beau’n’Slick...
- Dec 22, 2022
A Review of Look Sharp Theatre’s ‘A Devil Inside’
Julia Brookes reviews... I had no idea what to expect upon arriving at Banham Theatre last week for Look Sharp Theatre’s latest...
- Dec 9, 2022
Come for the cover, stay for the book: Cleopatra and Frankenstein
Madeleine Rousell reviews... If, like me, you grew up obsessed with Gossip Girl and New York, Coco Mellors’ debut novel is perfect for...
- Dec 5, 2022
The Rise of Character Comedy
Kate Moxon talks the rise of character comedy... Throughout the Edinburgh Fringe and beyond, character comedy has thrived however,...
- Nov 15, 2022
Theatre Group's Jerusalem
Callie O'Brien reviews... Image: Johnny Byron (Tom Grice) stood, surrounded by partygoers outside his trailer, tells tale of his...
- Nov 15, 2022
Review: Faye Webster live at Brudenell Social Club
Prem Dosanjh shares his thoughts on Faye Webster’s latest gig in Leeds. Self-described as being “far away” from her home of Atlanta, Faye...
- Nov 14, 2022
Beautiful and Devastating: Solomon and Atlanta is almost everything I had hoped it would be
Callie O'Brien reviews... When I walked into the packed-out Banham Theatre the other Tuesday Night, I sat down expecting to be washed...
- Nov 14, 2022
PJ Harvey: Dark World of Orlam Comes To Life At Leeds Assembly House
“I see myself as a maker. I’m somebody who creates things.” This is how PJ Harvey describes herself to poet Ian Dunhig and the audience...
- Nov 4, 2022
Olga Koch Interview and Review
Horny, Bisexual, Romcom: A Review of Olga Koch’s ‘Just Friends’ Olga, a Russian-born London-based comic, brought her sell out Edinburgh...
- Oct 28, 2022
OPEN THEATRE’S SOLOMON AND ATLANTA
Julia Brookes reviews... Upon entering Stage One’s intimate Banham Theatre to see Open Theatre’s production of ‘Solomon and Atlanta’ I...
- Oct 28, 2022
THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN
Julia Brookes reviews... When I sat down to watch “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” after seeing it clean up at most of the...
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