Film Review: MUSE OF FIRE
MUSE OF FIRE is an original and inspiring documentary that will change the way you think of Shakespeare From the RSC’s productions of Henry V and Othello to Kenneth Branagh’s The Winter’s Tale and Benedict Cumberbatch’s Hamlet, I’ve certainly enjoyed my fair share of the Bard this year. In the past 12 months, I have been lucky […]
Music Review: Typewriter by Jayetal
Innovative electronic trio Jayetal release Typewriter UK electronic trio Jayetal release their latest EP Typewriter. The EP features new four tracks which capture the band’s unique and innovative sound whilst also paying homage to artists who have influenced the trio. The EP opens with lead single Typewriter, an original, powerful and euphoric track which harks back to […]
Book Review: The Bluffer's Guide to Insider Hollywood by Sally Whitehill
The Bluffer's Guide to Insider Hollywood is a short, humorous guide for any would-be film aficionado If you’ve ever dreamt of making it in Hollywood but have absolutely no idea on how to get there, The Bluffer's Guide to Insider Hollywood is the book for you! The Bluffer's Guide to Insider Hollywood is a short, […]
London Remixed Festival 2016 Announced
Symphonica and Mr Switch to headline the two-day festival LONDON REMIXED FESTIVAL has announced its return at Rich Mix in London on 5 and 6 February 2016. 20 piece orchestra Symphonica and DMC World DJ Champion Mr Switch will headline the two-day festival, alongside electronic Palestinian collective 47SOUL, afro-fusion group K.O.G and the Zongo Brigade and […]
BRIDGE OF SPIES Film Review
Following successful collaborations on BAND OF BROTHERS (2001), CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (2002) and SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1998), Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks reunite for new film BRIDGE OF SPIES, an American historical drama-thriller film about the Cold War. Based on the 1960 U-2 incident during the Cold War, BRIDGE OF SPIES tells the […]
Ben Wheatley In Talks For WAGES OF FEAR Remake
British filmmaker Ben Wheatley is certainly hot property at the moment. With his film HIGH-RISE due to hit UK cinemas in February and his latest project FREE FIRE scoring a major international distribution deal, Wheatley is in demand. No surprise then that the director is in talks with producer David Lancaster to remake the classic […]
Theatre Review: Opera North - Kiss Me, Kate at The Lowry, Salford
Smart, stylish and scintillatingly witty, Opera North's production of KISS ME KATE is not to be missed This review was originally written for The Reviews Hub Following their five-star production of Carousel in 2012, Opera North returns to the world of Broadway with a brand new production of hit musical Kiss Me, Kate. Written by Samuel […]
Nell Bryden UK Tour Heads To London
Nell Bryden plays penultimate date at Jazz Café in Camden Town on Saturday 14 November Following successful tour dates in Newcastle, Milton Keynes and Edinburgh, Nell Bryden heads to London this week for the final part of her UK tour with the American singer-songwriter playing the Jazz Café in Camden Town on Saturday 14 November. […]
Nominations Announced for Moët British Independent Film Awards 2015
The nominations for the 2015 Moët British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) have been announced with THE LOBSTER, 45 YEARS, MACBETH, AMY, BROOKLYN, EX MACHINA, HIGH-RISE and SUFFRAGETTE all receiving nominations. A total of 28 different British feature films have been nominated with the THE LOBSTER topping the list with 7 nominations for Best British Independent Film, […]
Film Review: HE NAMED ME MALALA
HE NAMED ME MALALA shows how one teenage girl and one thought can change the world 2015 has been a great year for movies. From SICARIO and SPECTRE to THE MARTIAN and STEVE JOBS, it takes a special kind of film to stand out from the crowd. One film that just does that is HE NAMED […]