Reviews

On February 22nd, 2022

Broken Wings – Charing Cross Theatre Review

Adapted from Kahlil Gibran’s biographical novel, Broken Wings is a musical set in 1920s Beirut....

On February 22nd, 2022

If We Delete Green, If We Start Caring About Plants – Exhibition Review

Colour, passes through our eyes and settles in our minds. Leafy greens and blooming reds signal the coming of the spring, while multilayered ocean blue breaks into bubbling whites giving birth to Ven...

On February 21st, 2022

All My Sons – Queens Theatre Review

A new production of the now-iconic play “All My Sons” is currently running at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, putting on stage the suburban life of a typical American family...

On February 16th, 2022

Enshrine: The Florence Trust Review

The title of the show, “Enshrine” also evokes a unique feeling, since enshrinement always refers to the remembering and the preserving of someone or something that is valuable and admired...

On February 16th, 2022

Two Billion Beats – Orange Tree Theatre Review

Two Billion Beats is a compelling coming-of-age drama immersing us in the struggle between political ideals and social reality....

On February 15th, 2022

Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child – Hayward Gallery Review

From dismembered forms to delicately woven fabrics; Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child is an exhibition of multitudes....

On February 14th, 2022

Van Gogh Self Portaits – Courtauld Gallery Review

Yet, the Courtauld Gallery’s new exhibition “Van Gogh. Self-Portraits” manages to stand out from the abundance of Van Gogh content and iconography....

On February 14th, 2022

Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature – V&A Review

Now, through a major partnership with the National Trust, the V&A presents Drawn to Nature, an exhibition celebrating Beatrix Potter’s life. ...

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