There remains a constant fear of accidentally falling under his s... (continued)

It is hard not to smile at the thought of two young girls playing... (continued)

Sadowitz's sharp-tongued lacerations don't cover up tiresome vitriol

Despite being described as a ""Hitchcockian no-holds-based thrill... (continued)

McIntyre easily convinces the audience that being posh is actually an affliction

Under its own extravagance, the much-hyped National Theatre flags... (continued)

The stars of this film are John Waters and his fascinating mous... (continued)

A theatrical cabaret which combines live music and performance wi... (continued)

Ashes is overambitious and complicated to follow

Smile and Say Thanks explores the gentle beauty found in the smallest of things

The Hungarian Béla Tarr is known as a difficult film-maker by tho... (continued)

Filled with colour, comedy and caricatures, Tell certainly stands... (continued)

Russell Kane's superfast reactions and natural charisma render st... (continued)

Alistair Barrie is dangling on the edge of the big-time

Remember: Praise pays!

It’s not every night that an old man beats a cymbal so hard with ... (continued)

Film noir and experimental theatre combine in the back of a trail... (continued)

One for the ladies

A matter-of-fact closing anecdote about stumbling upon a masturba... (continued)

A Conference for Sole Traders leaves you none the richer