THEATRE REVIEW | Fleabag: Epically Entertaining and Daringly Dirty
★★★★★ | Fleabag Fleabag is a kind of play where you are unsure of what you will be watching. Especially as the sign on the theatre entrance read: ‘Warning: References […]
FILM REVIEW | The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
After my recent visit to Auschwitz, watching a film about The Holocaust might not seem like such a great idea. However, I remember this film coming out in the cinema, […]
FILM REVIEW | Erebus: Into The Unknown
★★★★ | Erebus: Into The Unknown In 1979 257 people perished in an Air New Zealand flight in which an aircraft slammed into Mount Erebus in Antarctic, becoming one of […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Bistrot on the Square @ Eccleston Square Hotel
Bistrot on the Square @ Eccleston Square Hotel Just a brief walk from the chaos of Victoria Station lies the calm, stylish, uber-cool and uber-tech hotel within Eccleston Square. I […]
FILM REVIEW | Big Eyes, A Radical Departure For Burton
★★★ | Big Eyes In a rather radical departure from his last few very edgy movies acclaimed director Tim Burton has opted to make a biopic about Walter Keane the […]
FILM REVIEW | Wild, Witherspoon Shines With Talent
★★★★★ | Wild After her cancer-ridden mother died just aged 45, Cheryl Strayed fell to pieces. Heavily in debt and with her marriage disintegrating she developed an obsession for sleeping […]
BOOK REVIEW | Dr.a.g
‘Dr.a.g. isn’t what you wear and it isn’t who you are. It’s how you wear who you are.’ Drag (a man who is ‘dressed as a girl’) has become a […]
TV REVIEW | The Hotel, Sometimes it is best to leave a classic alone.
★★ | The Hotel Unfortunately, the new series of The Hotel fails to ignite any excitement but does raise questions on why bother to invest time and money in a […]
BOOK REVIEW | Cross Country Daddy
I have to admit I love the written word; I have a thing for it, which is strange as someone who is quite visual in their other work and trained […]
FILM REVIEW | Inherent Vice, Expecting Boogie Nights, you will be disappointed
★★★ | Inherent Vice, Expecting Boogie Nights, you will be disappointed The reclusive writer Thomas Pynchon is known for his dense and complex novels which he has never allowed to […]
BOOK REVIEW | No Drum To Beat
★★★★ | No Drum To Beat Mansel Stimpson, co-author of the Film Review yearbook, has written a memoir, a memoir where he states that ‘he was born in 1978 at the […]