Review: Miss Violence ★★☆☆☆
Resting somewhere between pitch-black comedy and unrelentingly bleak drama, Miss Violence proves a deeply difficult experience, says Andy Southcott.
Resting somewhere between pitch-black comedy and unrelentingly bleak drama, Miss Violence proves a deeply difficult experience, says Andy Southcott.
The iconic film Dirty Dancing (1987) was finally adapted for the stage almost two decades…
The video for single ‘Shades of Cool’ is taken from Del Rey’s new album, Ultraviolence.
Among one of the fastest growing young artists of 2014, George Ezra is set to…
Phil Lord and Chris Miller have produced a comedy sequel that is just as funny, if not funnier, than its predecessor, says Jack Dillon.
Read The Edge’s first instalment of the weekly records round-up, featuring this weekend and early next week’s album and single releases.
A Broadway and West End classic makes its way to the Southampton Mayflower.
A round up of the announcements from E3, this time from Nintendo.
The Edge’s Film Editor, Virginie, takes a look at this week’s forthcoming cinema releases.
Our performance tips for the week.
The cast for the BBC three-part mini-series is to consist of the likes of Michael Gambon, Rory Kinnear and Keeley Hawes.
Chris Evan’s attends Somerely Tea Party, a brand new and evolving music festival on the already highly saturated UK festival market
A different kind of performance, based around Shaolin culture.
Kevin Spacey returns to the stage as Clarence Darrow in The Old Vic production of the same name. Editor, Megan Downing, went along to watch the man himself.