Reviews

On July 26th, 2023

Review: Cuckoo – Equal parts harrowing and hilarious: Michael Wynne’s latest production opens at Royal Court Theatre.

Cuckoo is a bold exploration of mental wellbeing, familial dynamics and self-discovery. We follow Megyn, played by Emma Harrison in her professional debut, as she navigates coming of age in an increas...

On July 12th, 2023

Norman Thelwell Saves the Planet-The Cartoon Museum, until 3 September

The exhibition, and the wider museum encourages you to ask questions, with the balance-play between words and images and the story-telling carrying a kind of agency. A potency with the world and its s...

On July 10th, 2023

Review: The RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show 2023 ‘truly blossoms at Saatchi Gallery’ 16 June – 9 July

Incredible technical skill and botanical wonderment: The RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show 2023 truly blossoms at Saatchi Gallery.  Returning for its third year at Saatchi Gallery, the exhibit...

On July 3rd, 2023

Review: Twelfth Night by Shakespeare in The Squares – ‘perfect way to spend a warm summer’s evening’- until 7 July

A symphony of laughter, love, and mistaken identity: this summer, see Shakespeare’s classic Twelfth Night performed in idyllic green spaces around London. This delightful production by theatre group...

On June 21st, 2023

Review: Civilization-The way we live now- Saatchi Gallery, until 17 Sept

In Fredrich Nietzsche’s eye, photography gives us more eyes on the matter at hand, on a world lost in spectacle. The vast expansion of the utilisation of photography to attempt to transverse the new...

On June 2nd, 2023

Review: Brown Girls Do It Too: Mama Told Me Not To Come – ‘The dynamic duo Poppy and Rubina dive into the complex realities of being a British South Asian woman’ – Soho Theatre, until 10 June

The critically acclaimed podcast ‘Brown Girls Do It Too’ is live at the Soho Theatre. The dynamic duo, Poppy and Rubina, are here to dive into the complex realities of being a British South Asian ...

On May 18th, 2023

Review: The Eight Mountains (Le Otto Montagne) – ‘Friendship and shared love for the mountains’ – BFI, until 24 May

Le Otto Montagne presents the tale of two young boys, one a city boy and the other un montanaro (mountaineer), whose childhood friendship patiently observers the unfolding of their different life path...

On April 27th, 2023

Review: Souls Grown Deep like Rivers: Black Artists from the American South- “Giving space to art as experience.” – Royal Academy, until 18 June

The current exhibition at the RA is unique because it doesn’t centre any particular artistic movement or artist. Instead, the art it exhibits was produced by a selection of Black artists who are gro...

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