Book Review: Little Face
Little Face * Author: Sophie Hannah * Published by: Hodder * Date: August 2006 This is first title in the Zailer and Waterhouse series and the premise is fairly simple. […]
Theatre Review: The Valley of Astonishment
The Valley of Astonishment – Young Vic, London Theatre and science may seem like an unlikely pairing but this is a playful, emotive and creative exploration of the human brain […]
Book Review: Mr Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore
Mr Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore * Author: Robin Sloan * Published by: Atlantic Books * Date: February 2014 I love books. I also love books about books. After reading just a […]
Theatre Review: Contractions
Contractions – Old Fire Station, Oxford This is perfect fringe theatre, a fifty minute play taking the form of a series of short interviews between Emma, a young woman who […]
BAFTA TV – Winners
Best Actor WINNER: Sean Harris – Southcliffe *Dominic West – Burton And Taylor *Luke Newberry – In The Flesh *Jamie Dornan – The Fall Best Actress WINNER: Olivia Colman – […]
Theatre Review: Birdland
Birdland – Royal Court, London Influenced by the biographies and films about several rock bands such as Motley Crew and The Rolling Stone and even named after the Patti Smith […]
Theatre Review: A View From The Bridge
A View From The Bridge – Young Vic Theatre, London “His eyes were like tunnels…a passion had moved into his body like a stranger.” It’s a striking description, but not […]
A Brand New Look
I’d been contemplating a new design for the blog since the start of the year. Finally had some time in my lunch hour to make it happen. There may be […]
TV Trailer: Undeniable
There hasn’t been much (or anything) in the way of publicity, the press pack was on the website months ago, but finally this new two-part drama for ITV has been […]
Theatre Review: A Conversation With My Father
A Conversation With My Father – Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford Hannah Nicklin is a protester, and from what I can gather she’ll protest about anything that she feels strongly about, […]
