Ken Loach Joins Martin Scorsese’s Avengers: Fighting for
Writer Owen Frost weighs in on the ongoing cinematic debate spurred on by Ken Loach and Martin Scorsese
Theatre Review: Handel’s Giulio Cesare in Egitto by
Emma Rivers reviews the dazzling Giulio Cesare in Egitto by Opera North at the Leeds Grand Theatre. George Handel’s Giulio Cesare
Music as an Act of Resistance
With the shortlist for this year’s Mercury Music Prize being more politicised than ever, Toni Stephenson takes a look at
Is Ageism Still a Problem in the Film
With the release of the most recent Bond film title: No Time To Die, I thought it’d be a good idea
Gendered Award Categories: Outdated or Unrepresentative?
Anushka Searle writes in response to the announcement that the “Brit Awards ‘will review’ male and female categories” The Brit
First Look: Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in
27 years after the release of his debut Reservoir Dogs, the trailer for Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film, Once Upon a Time
LUU Theatre Group’s Rock ‘n’ Roll: A Review
On Thursday night LUU’s Theatre Group opened their production of Tom Stoppard’s Rock ‘n’ Roll, directed by Steph Green, which
BAFTAs Roundup: What You Need to Know about
It’s the biggest night in the British film industry. Last Sunday saw the 72nd British Academy Film Awards take place at
TV Review: Les Misérables
It’s been almost 35 years since the musical adaptation of Victor Hugo’s Les Misérablesopened on the West End, drawing in 70
In The Middle With The Blinders
With their ominous aura and heavy bass driven sound, the The Blinders, a Manchester based trio, originally from South Yorkshire,