Theatre review Theatre review Ambitious political satire GORDON PARSONS applauds one of those few brave plays to confront the politics of our world head on
Gig Review Friday 11th Oct 2024 Gig Review Electro psychedelic space odyssey WILL STONE is happily transported on a spaceship whose entire crew have been replaced
Theatre Review Thursday 10th Oct 2024 Theatre Review A shout from without LYNNE WALSH regrets that unity is denied to a fine cast let down by the baffling spectacle of a poor lead performance
Cinema Thursday 10th Oct 2024 Cinema Film round-up: October 11, 2024 Cursed reincarnation, Zombies yet again, Israeli war crimes, Transformer origins and Spanish animation; MARIA DUARTE reviews Timestalker, Investigating War Crimes in Gaza, Salem’s Lot, Transformers One and Buffalo Kids
Film of the Week: Thursday 10th Oct 2024 Film of the Week: The South Korean selkies MARIA DUARTE recommends a homage to fearless, independent and empowering elderly women
Books Wednesday 09th Oct 2024 Books Goodies and baddies ALEX HALL puts on asbestos gloves to handle a simple-minded ideological work of the ruling class
Books Wednesday 09th Oct 2024 Books An exemplary communist Patrick Cockburn provides a great insight into the world of his legendary journalistic father Claud says PAUL DONOVAN
Theatre review Wednesday 09th Oct 2024 Theatre review Lost in translation PETER MASON is disappointed by a clunky comedy that falls flat
Theatre review Wednesday 09th Oct 2024 Theatre review Surrealistic take on plight of migrants Using magic realism to highlight the problems of migrants does not sit easily with the harsh reality, says SIMON PARSONS
Interview Wednesday 09th Oct 2024 Interview ‘It’s fascinating what humans not doing human shit can mean for the world’ George Fogarty speaks to US Surrealist Blues poet AJA MONET
