The Menu [15] review - A Tartly Acidic Satire

Well, before we begin let’s get the obvious gag out of the way - nothing on The Menu is cruelty ... More info

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The Mandrake review - A refreshingly post-modern journey outside convention

What an extraordinary character Niccolo Machiavelli was. After acting as a political advisor to ... More info

Review | theatre

Ariel by Jonathan Dove and Cosi Fan Tutte by W A Mozart Within the first two bars, my eyes were as ... More info

Review | concerts

Lockdown loosening has The North Wall hosting on stage this week an all-female cast in Half Baked, ... More info

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With the familiar favourite Joanna Lumley, glimpses of the reassuring timbre of Stephen Fry, and a ... More info

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There can’t be many films that claim to be based on an article written for Vanity Fair ... More info

Review | cinema

The initial publication of Gogol's satire in 1836 was greeted by such uproar that the author ... More info

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On arrival at the Burton-Taylor Studio tonight we were accosted on the door by two bouncers, and ... More info

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Andy Parsons brought his satirical stand-up comedy show ‘I’ve Got A Shed’ to ... More info

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First performed 101 years ago, Rutherford & Sons received universally rave reviews in London ... More info

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