Or, how an off-brand Churchill grabbed the greasy rudder of world history.
Tag: Review
Caught on a Wave of History: The Ballad of Johnny Longstaff
A love-letter to a worldwide community forged through class struggle.
Something in My Eye: The Snow Queen
A captivating tale about the power of friendship and the importance of not giving up on people you love.
Not Wholly Bad or Good: Under Milk Wood
An enormous effort sees the verdant world of Dylan Thomas relentlessly rendered.
Badges on the Fireplace: Wonderland
A confident, heartfelt show ensures that the reality of the people of the pits is never lost.
Making Earnestness Great Again: Wonder Woman
Embracing the myth and earning the tiara.
Between Heaven and Earth: The Lovely Bones
A startlingly-realised take on one of the best-selling novels of the 21st century.
My Musical Love Life: Imogen Heap
The classically-trained East Londoner offers a glimpse into a bold new future for creatives.
Russell Kane: Right Man, Wrong Age
A highly introspective spectacle from the the Essex lad.
The Art Nouveau Hunter’s Guide to Brussels
The definitive guide to the city that became an unparalleled Art Nouveau playground.
Get Behind Me Satan: Introducing Häxan
An extraordinary, disturbing silent gem uncovers the devil within.
Fantastic Franchises and How to Love Them
A highlight of the Potter-verse to date, the cinematic realisation of J.K. Rowling’s imagination finally has the chance to soar.
