Reviews
Zeitgeist comes to the Science Museum
Ben Rubin and Mark Hansen’s emotive Listening Post takes its place in the galleries of communication.
REVIEW: From Russia, Royal Academy
REVIEW: The Romanov royal family’s crest was a double-headed eagle looking east and west, a mythical metaphor for an unlikely…
REVIEW: Alexander Rodchenko, Revolution in Photography, The Hayward
REVIEW: It's about time that we paid homage to Russian artist Alexander Rodchenko. He's been dead for over fifty years…
REVIEW: Speed the Plow
Written by David Mamet, the play was originally shown on Broadway (featuring Madonna in the secretary role). The three person…
REVIEW: Waiting For Godot, Library Theatre Manchester
REVIEW: Few plays in the English language have caused as much controversy as Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot.
REVIEW: Annie Leibovitz: Life Through A Lens
REVIEW: Annie Leibovitz: Life Through A Lens, is a film about the US photographer, by Barbara Leibovitz – her sister.
REVIEW: Roots, The Royal Exchange Theatre
REVIEW: Arnold Wesker belongs to a lost generation of playwrights whose work and promise exploded onto the stage of The…
REVIEW: Fire Under Snow, Parasol Unit
REVIEW: With two exhibitions taking place simultaneously in East End galleries, Darren Almond is an artist very much in demand.
REVIEW: La Cage Aux Folles, Menier Chocolate Factory
REVIEW: The musical, La Cage Aux Folles, is based on the French play by Jean Poiret of the same name…
REVIEW: Can't Pay? Won't Pay! The Oldham Coliseum Theatre
REVIEW: The Oldham Coliseum is one of the North West’s most dynamic Repertory Theatre Companies. This entertaining and thought provoking…