Rachael Goddard-Rebstein
Now post production and only a few months away from widespread theatrical release, Peter Jackson’s long-awaited ‘Lord of the Rings’...
Alexander Hartley
An assembly of asylum seekers from many different parts of the world has arrived at the border of ‘Our Country’,...
Miranda Reilly
Hello! I’m back again this week to talk about more queer representation in children’s media. If I could write my...
Mary Flanigan
With the regularity of autumnal leaves changing colour, articles about women in comedy are published. They begin in the pre-Edinburgh...
Sophie Baggott
Dylan Thomas’ granddaughter, Hannah, admits scepticism over the ‘Dylan Myth’ amidst musings on charades and rats. A torpedo of drunken...
Annie VonChacha Hayter
Lucy Hayes’ production of Pomona opens with the superbly dead-pan Joe Peden, munching chicken nuggets, and holding forth on the...
Nayra Zaghloul
‘I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library,’ wrote Jorge Luis Borges in his 1959 “Poema...
With the Golden Globes officially over, the focus of awards season shifts, temporarily, to our side of the Atlantic. The...
Even before David Fincher’s The Girl With A Dragon Tattoo came out, there were cries of outrage from cinemagoers everywhere. The...
Amy McGillivray
I went to see As You Like It at Stratford-upon-Avon a couple of weeks ago, which is running at the...
Charlotte Lanning
A thought-provoking read that will resonate with many and serve as a source of comfort when it feels like everything...
Daunish Negargar
‘I can’t help but ask the question, is it time people of colour recognise how much power and influence we...
Dan Mahoney
Louis Theroux is often seen as the master of objective documentaries on uncomfortable subjects, utilizing a very British sense of...
Rebecca Loxton evaluates the place and problems of ballet in today's world.
Why the latest series of Mad Men is living up to the hype.
Alex Wood
‘Festivals like to see a project rather than a product’, explains Owen Donovan, distribution manager for Waterbird | Catkins, as...
Lara Kotecha
Iconic, powerful and heartbreaking are words I would use to describe Tennessee Williams’ 1947 play, A Streetcar Named Desire. The...
Megan Husain
The Two Way Mirror is an Arthur Miller production featuring two plays – ‘Elegy of a Lady’ and ‘Some Kind...
Ian Clemente
According to many, the cinematic equivalent of treason has occurred recently in Hollywood. Producer Cass Warner has recently come under...
