Reviews
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REVIEW: Lee Miller: On Both Sides of the Camera by Carolyn Burke
This meticulously written biography goes into a lot of detail in regards to Miller’s different focuses…
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REVIEW: Single White Female, New Victoria Theatre
This slow-burning thriller based on the 1990’s film and book by John Lutz makes for enthralling…
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REVIEW: Evening All Afternoon, Donmar Warehouse
There is power and sincerity in the way in which grief is explored through two different…
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REVIEW: The Red Shoes (UK Tour), New Victoria Theatre
Matthew Bourne’s exquisitely choreographed production is filled with cinematic qualities that engages from start to finish.…
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REVIEW: Donbas, Theatre503
Olga Braga’s Theatre503’s international playwriting award winner offers a powerful look at just how intense emotions…
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REVIEW: Samurai, British Museum
This deeply immersive exhibition offers a really fresh perspective on how there was much more to…
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REVIEW: I,Medusa by Ayana Gray
This beautiful and authentic retelling of the story of Medusa has been expertly crafted. For her…
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REVIEW: Debate: Baldwin Vs Buckley, Wilton’s Music Hall
An impassioned production based on the famous 1965 debate features strong performances yet somehow it doesn’t…
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REVIEW: Survive by Lewis Capaldi (EP)
The singer’s EP is wonderfully vulnerable, soulful and honest. Lewis Capaldi keeps things wonderfully down to…
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REVIEW: Nostalgie (Short Film)
This powerful short film, which has been BAFTA longlisted, knows how to pack a punch by…