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Dolly Alderton’s Good Material
The writer’s insights into love, heartbreak, and growing up continue in her second fiction novel. When I think Dolly Alderton, I think...
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- Nov 14
Open Theatre’s ‘Train Stations’: Funny, Engaging, and Witty
Open Theatre’s latest production ‘Train Stations,’ written by Sam Cooke and directed by Caroline Rauch follows a blossoming friendship...
- Nov 14
A Review of 'What We Do in the Shadows'
The tendency to watch the same three shows on repeat is something that I am all too familiar with. Of these shows, What We Do in the...
- Nov 14
Ignacio Lopez ‘Nine Ig Fails’ Preview
After his overdue debut on ‘Live at the Apollo’, Ignacio Lopez is bringing his tour show ‘Nine Ig Fails’ to Leeds. Telling the tale of...
- Nov 12
To be a Woman in Horror: I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman.
A time for pumpkins, sweets, and spooks; as a mood reader I feel like I’m compelled to tackle something scary when I’m reading in...
- Nov 12
Can I open up? Is it safe or not?: Kendrick Lamar, Lauryn Hill, and the Deconstruction of Celebrity
Our culture has a celebrity problem. I’m not suggesting this is a new issue: an insidious expectation that famous artists can, and will,...
- Nov 3
‘Finding my way through Sonia Boyce’s ‘Feeling Her Way’ exhibition.
Sonia Boyce’s OBE, immersive exhibition at The Leeds Art Gallery closes on the 5th of November 2023, and it’s an experience you wouldn’t...
- Oct 19
Esther Manito ‘Hell Hath No Fury’, A Review
Reflective and thought-provoking, Esther Manito uses her hour on stage to express her experiences as a woman in her 40s as well as...
- May 8
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,...
- 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 21, 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 21, 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...
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