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Andrei Rublev [15] review - Majesty and Monstrosity: the UPP's Tarkovsky Season Arrives

If only arthouse cinema were always this enjoyable. Having only seen Rublev's director's final ... More info
Review | cinema

Florence Foster Jenkins [PG] review - Light Entertainment Bearing Dramatic Weight

It's Meryl Streep, right? So you can expect at least one faultless performance. Expect laughs ... More info
Review | cinema

Clybourne Park review

A review is a strange beast. To judge from the slew of four- and five-star offerings bestowed upon ... More info
Review | theatre

Shakespeare's Dead review - 400 Years of Mortal Perils

Running now until 18 th September 2016, the Weston Library is hosting a new exhibition on all ... More info
Review | theatre

Laura Bates - Girl Up review - She must be a world expert on the persistent sexism that still exists in our society

Laura Bates is the woman behind the Everyday Sexism project – a website which started as a ... More info
Review | lectures

Luke Daniels + The Lost Art + Finlay Leslie review

First up in Tigmus' acoustic-guitar-based program was Finlay Leslie, possessed of a fantastic voice ... More info
Review | concerts

Alphabet Backwards, Lewis & Leigh, Cosmosis review - Uplifting indie/electro/pop to pluck me out of my self-made misery

Last night I found myself at the Jericho Tavern. When I say 'I found myself' I mean, I had ... More info
Review | gigs

My First Ballet: Sleeping Beauty review - The show quickly captivated even the most wiggly of wrigglers

This visually luscious ballet for kids is a slimmed-down version of Tchaikovsky's 4 hour epic from ... More info
Review | theatre

Champagne History Lecture review - It came as a surprise to learn that the British have had a significant influence on the bubbly we so joyously quaff today

'Votre état d'esprit est change en mieux.' ('Your mindset is changing for the better.') ... More info
Review | lectures

Louder Than Bombs [15] review - The intriguing premise provides the groundwork for a fragmented and postmodern story which transcends genre but ultimately delivers an unsatisfying conclusion.

Louder than Bombs is the ambitious English-language debut from Norwegian director Joachim Trier. ... More info
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