Reviews
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REVIEW: The Truth, Apollo Theatre
While it is brilliantly funny on the surface, Florian Zeller brilliantly also asks deeper questions about…
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REVIEW: Foreign Tongues by The Rolling Stones
The band’s 25th studio album is surprising in the way in which it uses a range…
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REVIEW: The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan’s latest film is a real rollercoaster adventure from start to finish – never once…
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REVIEW: Is This Thing On?
The film, loosely based on comedian John Bishop’s life, is heartfelt and earnest but does take…
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REVIEW: The Importance of Being Oscar, Park Theatre
Alastair Whatley’s engaging and thought provoking performance as Oscar Wilde captures the audience’s attention from start…
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REVIEW: Nikita Kuzmin: Supernova, New Wimbledon Theatre
A wonderfully vibrant entertaining evening complete with dazzling choreography makes for a thrilling evening that showcases…
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REVIEW: Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait, National Portrait Gallery
This is a fascinating exhibition that showcases how Marilyn Monroe worked in front of the camera…
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REVIEW: Face Myself by Alfie Boe
This new album from the tenor showcases a different side to his musical abilities that has…
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REVIEW: Three Summers by Karen Swan
What starts as a light and breezy read, soon turns much darker and is fabulously plotted.…
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REVIEW: Arcadia, Duke Of York’s Theatre
This surprisingly lively Tom Stoppard play is given a delightful revival by Carrie Cracknell. Featuring mathematics,…