Following Australia’s Sheldon Riley qualifying for the Eurovision Grand Final with the theatrical ‘Not the Same’ – we answer the big question of why Australia competes in the Eurovision Song Contest.

From our funky eco-warriors Citi Zēni to Ireland’s pop sensation Brooke, viewers were left shocked when their favourites didn’t quite make the cut for Saturday’s Grand Finals

This is my Chorus Line Review for my trip to the Curve Theatre in Leicester. The performance was mainly dance with themes of acting and singing, and delivered a storyline of a group of dancers auditioning for a Broadway show. 

This New Creatives short film is an abstract representation of grief told through the eyes of a mother who has lost her son.

Hosting the evening with nothing but “high camp and low brow”, Alfie Ordinary speaks to one of our greatest desires: tinky winky in a red lip.

On a scale from painfully cringe to winner’s songs – the Eurovision ‘oddball’ entry is anything but bland. Check out our top picks.

A brilliant performance by very talented women. I really enjoyed seeing this and it made me feel inspired, interested and empowered.

Here's my review of the West End production of the legendary “Les Miserables” in the Sondeim theatre. A must see show, reads on to learn why.

Martin Scorsese has had a long and successful career, directing 25 feature films and picking up numerous accolades along the way. Here, we rank his 10 best films and discuss each one. 

This Nicholas Ray classic is one of the most famous films of all time. How does it hold up?

A play for today with a style that’s pure class as brother and sister confront their past to secure their future.  MUCK is new play that has been selected for a London premiere at the first Come What May Festival at Park Theatre, 12-14 May

The 2022 Olivier Awards return to the Royal Albert Hall for a star-studded night where musical revival Cabaret takes home top prizes.