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The Walking Dead: The Game Review
While the zombies try to feed on your brains, the game feeds yours as it proves video games can be intelligent and dynamic and not just for the living-dead teenagers in their bedrooms.
Comedy Central Live at The Bridge Bar (02/10/12)
Previously “The Laughter Lounge”, Comedy Central Live is the Union’s Tuesday night bi-monthly offering of professional comedy.
War Horse Coming To The Mayflower Theatre
Michael Morpurgo has been at London’s National Theatre this morning for the launch of the…
Why Understudies are Crucial to the Theatre
David Tully tells us why understudies are so deserving of our respect and admiration.
Supernatural: Season Seven
Supernatural, the incredibly successful series about two brothers who travel around America hunting supernatural creatures,…
STOMP at The Mayflower Theatre, Southampton (25/09/12)
STOMP has become a world famous show, popular all over the globe, and this week…
Retro: Sonic the Hedgehog (1991)
This game that started it all is a magnificent piece of 2D platforming, with simplicity that only improves it.
Downton Abbey, Series Three, Episode One – Review
It’s amazing how all the horrors of the world seem to dwindle into insignificance when…
Doctor Who – Series Seven
Dinosaurs on a spaceship. A mysterious alien prison. Queen Nefertiti. And Daleks. Put them together…
The 39 Steps at The Criterion Theatre, London
The 39 Steps is the perfect blend of hilarity and absolute precision. It is also utter madness.
Cabaret at The Mayflower, Southampton (04/09/2012)
I went to the theatre slightly apprehensive as I wasn’t quite sure what to make…
Why A Touch of Cloth is Comedy Gold
On the 26th August new comedy A Touch of Cloth hit our screens courtesy of…
Ghost at The Piccadilly Theatre, London
Ghost is quite probably a technological marvel but this is not the same thing as a great musical.
Mr Brainwash – An exhibition of all things British
Mr Brainwash, aka Thierry Guetta rumoured to be Banksy’s guise, opened his solo exhibition of…