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The Hypocrite review - Bawdy journey to Hull

Watching a new Richard Bean play is always a treat worth undertaking. The writer, who previously ... More info

Review | theatre

Certain Women [12A] review - Adagio for Heartstrings: Kelly Reichardt's masterful Montanan vignettes

As many of my neural pathways have been forged by the subtle sledgehammer of advertising, I left a ... More info

Review | cinema

On a strikingly bare stage (with minimal props and a solitary guitar at the back) Alice Higginson ... More info

Review | theatre

For me, the most enjoyable element of a live stand-up comedy show, besides the humour, is that the ... More info

Review | gigs

Last night the New Theatre (and I imagine much of George Street) resonated to the wonderful ... More info

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Maddy Prior's warm stage presence and clear ease in audience interaction give away her 50 years of ... More info

Review | concerts

Schubert's drama, intimacy and humour were brilliantly articulated by pianist James Lisney last ... More info

Review | concerts

Infinity Pool is a remarkable piece of theatre. Bea Roberts, the writer and perfomer, has finessed ... More info

Review | theatre

I went to The Crown for a family Sunday lunch and it was an all-round lovely experience. Even ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Eurohouse is a masterpiece of sublety. The two performers, Frenchman Bertrand Lesca and Greek Nasi ... More info

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