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Punk Rock review

I was really looking forward to ‘Punk Rock’, a play by Simon Stephens directed by Sarah ... More info

Review | theatre

Rome, Open City [15] review

Roberto Rossellini (what a name) co-produced Rome, Open City with fellow filmmaker Federico Fellini ... More info

Review | cinema

The Taming of the Shrew is a strange play for the 21st century. Politically totally incorrect for ... More info

Review | theatre

Three Bonzos and a Piano and the big question was who would be on stage? Certainly not Viv ... More info

Review | gigs

The Alchemist is an extremely difficult play for directors, actors and audience alike. Ben ... More info

Review | theatre

It comes but once a year and ought to be a highlight in any film enthusiast’s diary: the Ruskin ... More info

Review | theatre

Think for a moment of orangutans. They are perambulating shaggy carpets of orange hair. They can ... More info

Review | uncategorised

Despite being Marlowe's most consistently accomplished play, Edward II (c. 1592) is not often seen ... More info

Review | theatre

Unaffected by popular trends in modern art, Rose Finn-Kelcey puts the meaning of her work first. ... More info

Review | exhibitions

It's a very special year for the Watermill Theatre in Newbury, who are celebrating their 50th ... More info

Review | theatre

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