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Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code | Book Review

I read The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown in January and I am still thinking about it. The novel is 590 pages of pure brilliance. Don't worry, this review...

Bastille: Album Launch Show | Review

Red or Dead at the Royal Court Theatre- Review

The DMA’s at Mountford Hall | Review

Review: The Little Mermaid (2023)

Consent — LUDS | Review

UNSCHOOLING Gig at “YES” Manchester – Review

Family Tree at the Everyman | Review

Medea at Soho Place | Review

Deaf Havana at Cambridge Junction | Review

Deaf Havana rounded off a 10-date tour with a final show at Cambridge Junction on 3rd April. It was an extremely intimate setting, with a capacity of only 850. However,...

Beans on Toast at Future Yard | Review

British folk singer Jay McAllister, also iconically known as Beans on Toast, is back for an extensive 30-date 'Back Out On The Road' UK tour. His captivating new single 'Back...

Sea Girls: A euphoric return to the O2 Academy | Review

Top 10 Mixtapes and EPs of 2022

Modern Marriage at Round the Corner | Review and Interview

The House Amongst the Willows | Review

Ink – LUDS | Review

Turner Prize 2022 at Tate Liverpool | Review

Miles Kane: “This is the best night of my life” – O2 Academy Liverpool | Review

Liverpool Theatre Festival’s Killing Mice review

LUST’s ‘The Lightning Thief’ Musical | Review

Look, Percy Jackson may not have stolen Zeus’ lightning bolt, but he did steal our hearts. The Liverpool University Student Theatre (LUST) production of ‘The Lightning Thief’ was incredible from...

Killing Joke at the O2 Academy – The Joke’s On Us

Killing Joke brought their ‘Honour the Fire’ revival tour across the UK throughout March and into April this year. Tasked with reviewing it, my friend and I readily rocked up...

Slowthai: HELL IS HOME Tour | Mountford Hall Review

Professional: a Review From Hope Street Theatre

Oz and Us: ‘The Wizard of Oz’ at St Helens Theatre Royal | REVIEW

Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum – Dexter’s Michael C Hall Kills it at Kitchen Street

Story Glory: ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’ | REVIEW

Biffy Clyro at Mountford Hall | Review

Paloma Faith’s ‘Infinite Things’ 2021 Tour | REVIEW

Book Inspo For Your University Bookshelf

Your Foodie Guide to Dubai

Amazonico (DIFC) Cuisine: Latin American What I thought would have been over-hyped by social media turned out to pleasantly surprise. Having gone to both the Mayfair restaurant and now Dubai,...

Sefton Park Pilot: a step closer to normality?

With live music having been suspended in much of the world since March last year, it was no surprise that anticipation was high for the first government approved, non-socially-distanced concert...

Treaty Pie | Review

Cruise | Review

Now or Never | Review

Disenchanted | Review

Love is Backstage: Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’ | Review

Jack and the Beanstalk | Review

An Elephant in the Garden | Review

BKLYN the Musical | Review

Single review: “Cheer Up Baby” by Inhaler

The last year has hit the music industry especially hard, and has made recording and promoting much more difficult, particularly for smaller artists. One upcoming band which has managed to...

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice | Review

Southwark Playhouse has often been a place to debut brand new musicals and clearly the pandemic was not going to stop them! The latest addition to their large collection of...

An Interview with Ryan Carter, the Barn Theatre’s Creative Director for Digital Content

‘I was born grinning’: Gyles Brandreth Meets Joanna Lumley | Review

The Color Purple – at Home | Review

I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change | Review

A Tale To Tell | Review

Obsession and Regret in Paris – Pickpocket (1959) Review

A Tale To Tell | Preview

Peter Pan | Review

The Queen’s Gambit | Review

Chess may not strike you as a suitable subject for a flagship drama series aimed at a mainstream audience. Its stuffy aesthetics and slow, contemplative nature don’t particularly lend themselves...

Derry and Bright: A Night in with The Derry Girls | Review

May your days be Derry and bright- Here's hoping series three is within sight... Alas: it’s not! ‘Catch yerself on,’ as Ma would chide. Gags have been penned, scripts typed....