Reviews

On August 12th, 2022

In The Black Fantastic – Hayward Gallery Review

In The Black Fantastic exhibits multidisciplinary works exploring science fiction, spirituality, myth and Afrofuturism....

On August 11th, 2022

Grimeborn: Siegfried & Götterdämerung – Hackney Empire Review

Grimeborn is held at around the same time as the famous Glyndebourne festival each year...

On August 9th, 2022

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific – Sadler’s Wells Review

Based on the book titled 'Tales from the South Pacific', South Pacific was first adapted into a play by Rodgers and Hammerstein who first brought it to Broadway in 1949....

On July 29th, 2022

Briefs: Bite Club, live at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre – Review

After a three-year absence, Briefs, a cabaret company based in Brisbane, has come to The Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall in the wake of a headline slot at The Circus Tent at Glastonbury and ...

On July 27th, 2022

The Oil Machine: The Reality of a World Run on Oil – Documentary Review

The Oil Machine directed by Emma Davie and produced by Sonja Henrici follows North Sea oil production from offshore rigs to every corner of our society....

On July 26th, 2022

International Busking Day at Wembley Park – Review

International Busking Day was great and enjoyable, and the performances were wonderful and inclusive....

On July 25th, 2022

Black Midi, live at Somerset House, Summer Series Gigs – 13 July 22-Review

Check Wikipedia and look at the genres apparently exercised by London’s Black Midi: ‘Experimental rock; progressive rock; avant-prog; math rock; noise rock; post-punk; jazz fusion’. Cool—what ...

On July 18th, 2022

Finding Kate – An Illustrated journey through five decades of the music of Kate Bush

Finding Kate – An Illustrated journey through five decades of the music of Kate Bush, is a gorgeously glossy coffee-table book that gently takes the reader into the sonic-world of the enigmatic and ...