Tyler, The Creator – Wolf
The album opens with ‘Wolf’ a beautiful piano led introduction wonderfully dirtied up in true…
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The Play that Murders Sleep: Shakespeare’s Macbeth at Trafalgar Studios
Jamie Lloyd’s magnificent cast ‘dare do all’ in this gripping dystopian rendition of Shakespeare’s Scottish…
“We wanted to be called Don Loco because we liked the words” – An Interview with Don Broco
As part of their first ever headline tour, Don Broco performed at Joiners late last…
David Bowie – The Next Day
It’s been 10 long years since David Bowie released his last album Reality, and in…
Lift at The Soho Theatre
Lift is a well-conceived piece of adult musical theatre.
Extraordinary talent and entertainment in ‘Kiss Me Kate’ at The Old Vic, London
Kiss Me Kate is hilarious and reminiscent of the golden age of Hollywood.
Tom Odell – ‘Hold Me’
Having loved the first offerings of British indie newcomer Tom Odell, an artist featured on…
Hurts – ‘Miracle’
Hurts finally emerge from their European adventures to bring the first glimpse of what the…
The 1975 – ‘Chocolate’
After going through a series of name changes, the band finally settled on the year…
Blu-ray & DVD review: Looper ★★☆☆☆
I think that I would have had other thoughts on Looper, had I seen it…
The Phantom of the Opera at The Mayflower
The Phantom of the Opera comes to the Mayflower and it does not disappoint.
Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown at the Guildhall (17/01/2013)
The controversial, veteran comedian provided the rather empty Guildhall with an offensive, outdated and unoriginal performance.
Film Comment: The most controversial thing about Django Unchained is its yawn-inducing length
I get the feeling Quentin Tarantino is a filmmaker who likes to cultivate a sense…
Review: Django Unchained ★★★★★
The gloriously violent film stands out as one of Tarantino’s best, delivered by an superb cast.