Reviews

On October 27th, 2021

Helene Binet – Royal Academy of Arts Review

Hélène Binet’s work, exhibited at the Royal Academy of the Arts, made me look at architecture differently....

On October 26th, 2021

Poussin and the Dance – National Gallery Review

'France's greatest painter', Nicolas Poussin spent his early years perfecting his depictions of dance and movement in paintings through an intense study of Renaissance, ancient art, sketches and wax ...

On October 26th, 2021

Dance Umbrella Festival 2021 at Waterman’s Art Centre Review

This October, the Dance Umbrella company presented Dance Umbrella Festival 2021, a hybrid event combining online events and in-person shows from a range of international talented artists, performed in...

On October 22nd, 2021

Natural Reserve Exhibition at Kew Gardens Review

Internationally renowned artist Zadok Ben-David has brought his award-winning work to Kew Gardens - a very big deal for both abstract sculptor and Kew Gardens....

On October 21st, 2021

Savage but funny – The Beauty Queen of Leenane Review

Set in Leenane, Ireland in 1995 (pre the Good Friday Agreement and before the vote on marriage equality or bodily autonomy) the play mirrors the characters’ personal state with the political state o...

On October 19th, 2021

No Time To Die – Cineworld Greenwich VIP Experience

This Autumn, get ready for the big return of the world's most renowned British secret agent, who will once again come to the big screen for one last, long-expected movie....

On October 19th, 2021

Tapestries of migrant stories – Frieze Gallery at No.9 Cork Street

This October, Frieze No.9 Cork Street presents the solo exhibition of 'I Dare Not Appear' by Christopher Myers until the 23rd of October....

On October 18th, 2021

Going the Distance – Digital Comedy Review

Set in March 2020, when theatres across the country (and the globe) went dark, Going the Distance talks about the struggles of keeping small community theatres open – an issue faced by many long bef...