Culture
Staff Writer Kiaan Davids reviews Martin Scorsese’s latest Western crime drama film – “Killers of the Flower Moon”, in theatres now. At 80, Martin...
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Roar writer Phoebe Smart reviews Sophie Ellerby’s “Painkiller”, a testament to the exciting potential of local theatre, directed by Toby Clarke and performed by...
Culture
Roar writer Kiren Graziano reviews “The Play’s the Thing”, put on by the King’s Players Society. P. G. Wodehouse’s “The Play’s the Thingâ€, directed...
Culture
Culture Editor Alex Blank on “Skank,” a comedy-drama about the anxieties of life, death, and recycling. “Skank,†created and performed by Clementine Bogg-Hargroves, is...
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It is over twenty years since Martin Crimp’s Attempts on Her Life was first performed at the Royal Court theatre in London. Mysterious and...
Culture
‘The rain falls down harder on you when you try to avoid it’ Thomas Froy’s The Sea exposes isolation in between London’s multitude of...
Culture
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society presented Iolanthe, with beautiful lyricism and contemporary political melodrama, at the Greenwood Theatre on its 30th anniversary. My introduction...
Culture
Storming into the accolades of theatre praise across London, and already held in high regard by many critics, Sir Nicholas Hytner’s ‘Julius Caesar’ is undeniably...
Culture
In Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, everyone’s a suspect. Except the audience: we’re all detectives here. Open case file for “The Mousetrapâ€: the crime scene...
Film
Mysterious red telephone boxes appeared at the Maughan library earlier this morning. A NEW Agatha Christie drama began filming on Chancery Lane this morning. The set...