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TV Review: Desperate Romantics 

Another dip into a TV show I missed at the time – 2009’s Desperate Romantics  “Where does…

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TV Review: Trying (Series 4)

Series 4 of Trying shifts the focus onto Nikki and Jason’s adoptive kids with little real success…

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Review: Constellations, Barn Theatre

The Barn Theatre makes an ambitious leap with a revival of Nick Payne’s peerless play Constellations “We…

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2023 Laurence Olivier Awards nominations

Best revivalThe Crucible at the National TheatreGood at the Harold Pinter TheatreJerusalem at the Apollo TheatreA Streetcar…

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2022 What’s On Stage Award nominations

The nominations for the 23rd Annual WhatsOnStage Awards have been revealed, with the full list of nominees…

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Film Review: The Ritual (2017)

Rafe Spall and Sam Troughton impress whilst trapped in a Swedish forest in creepy horror flick The…

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TV Review: Trying (Series 3)

The third series of Apple TV’s Trying proves a bit of a disappointment as it goes too…

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News: NT announces Death of England Trilogy to stream on National Theatre at Home

The National Theatre has today announced that the Death of England trilogy, written by Clint Dyer and Roy Williams…

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Film Review: Swallows and Amazons (2016)

This adaptation of Swallows and Amazons ends up being a rather flat affair despite the presence of…