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Ezra Furman, The Big Moon review - Fresh, exciting and absolutely necessary

Ezra Furman is a captivator: he's catchy pop, he's punk rebellion, he's rock and roll, he's a ... More info
Review | gigs

Chicago The Musical review - For theatre at its best, this shouldn't be missed.

Who would have thought an evening spent with a couple of conniving murderesses could be so ... More info
Review | theatre

Animal - A Safari Through Stories review - Meet a mythical menagerie in this well-thought out exhibition for families

The Story Museum were in the very final stages of setting up their new exhibition, Animal - A ... More info
Review | exhibitions

Fun Lovin' Criminals review - 'There's no doubt this band is aptly named: fun lovin' is exactly what they are.'

'We're here for YOU. Thank YOU.' That's what made this gig a little bit different; the Fun Lovin' ... More info
Review | gigs

Villagers, Aiden Knight review - '... they undoubtedly played at their best with such a discerning crowd.'

"Why do you keep a mandarin orange on here? Did you think it was a shaker?" Conor O'Brien ... More info
Review | gigs

Amadeus review - This is among the best three or four acting performances I've seen from dozens of student plays over the years

Hailed the length and breadth of Europe as a prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was weaned on the ... More info
Review | theatre

Jeremy Loops review

Well, that was fun. Having just been exposed to the artist via new recordings and Youtube, I was ... More info
Review | gigs

The Spin Jazz Club: Theo Travis' Double Talk, Thursday 4th February, The Wheatsheaf review - 'A great live band and a great gig.'

The 'f' word was much in evidence at The Spin Jazz club when Theo Travis' Double Talk was there ... More info
Review | concerts

Youth [15] review

Paolo Sorrentino's sixth film is a light hearted but moving drama with echoes of This Must Be the ... More info
Review | cinema

Flare Path review - 'The play seems to be about loves and relationships, but the war intrudes into every corner of their lives and affects the decisions they make.'

Flare Path, by Terence Rattigan, was written during WWII. Rattigan was a rear gunner (a tail end ... More info
Review | theatre
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