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23 March 2025‘Paradise Lost (Lies Unopened Beside Me)’ at Battersea Arts Centre
by Monica Cox Voice ReviewerView ReviewInspired by Milton’s epic poem 'Paradise Lost', this production takes us on a journey through the origin story of God’s creation.
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23 March 2025The Penguin Lessons film review
by Archie Price Siddiqui Local ReviewerView ReviewA review of the 2024 film The Penguin Lessons, starring Steve Coogan
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21 March 2025Maria Rosa's Debut Single "Glow" Sparks Inspiration
by Ellie McGuireView ReviewMaria Rosa's Debut Single "Glow" Sparks Inspiration
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21 March 2025Indieclimb "LEGACY" – A Haunting Dive into Dystopian Soundscapes
by Ellie McGuireView ReviewIndieclimb "LEGACY" – A Haunting Dive into Dystopian Soundscapes
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20 March 2025‘Five Films For Freedom’ British Council x BFI Flare
by Monica Cox Voice ReviewerView ReviewIn partnership with BFI Flare, the British Council presents their annual online programme of LGBTQIA+ short films.
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20 March 2025The Tempted Redefine Their Sound on ‘Passions & Misdemeanours’
by Ellie McGuireView ReviewThe Tempted Redefine Their Sound on ‘Passions & Misdemeanours’
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20 March 2025Ride The Wave of Sound In 'Sleepwalker' by The Neon Sea
by Ellie McGuireView Review"Sleepwalker" is a journey into the abyss - a song that's both terrifying and exhilarating.
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20 March 2025Dan Arwady Shines In New EP 'Carry With You'
by Ellie McGuireView ReviewThis EP is a must-listen for fans of indie folk and anyone looking for music that will truly move them.
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19 March 2025Book Review: Our Beautiful Boys by Sameer Pandya
by Kaitlin Jefferys ContributorView ReviewOur Beautiful Boys by Sameer Pandya delves into the complexities of privilege, race, and accountability in an elite high school.
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19 March 2025Album Review: So Close to What by Tate McRae
by George Okonkwo ContributorView ReviewTate McRae recently released her third studio album So Close To What and it has caused quite a stir on social media and in the pop world. She’s so close, but is she there yet?
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19 March 2025Book Review: The Favourites by Layne Fargo
by Kaitlin Jefferys ContributorView ReviewThe Favourites is a high-stakes story of love, ambition, and obsession set against the ruthless world of elite figure skating.
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19 March 2025‘Dear England’ at the National Theatre
by Monica Cox Voice ReviewerView ReviewThis hit show returns to chart the transformative journey Gareth Southgate led with the England men’s football team.
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18 March 2025Film Review: Picture This – 2000s romcoms are back, and we're here for it
by Khadijah Islam ContributorView ReviewA review of the 2025 romantic comedy Picture This, which you can stream now on Amazon Prime Video. Simple, cutesy romcoms are back... finally.
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18 March 2025Review: The Rocky Horror Picture Show at The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham
by Elisha Pearce Voice ContributorView ReviewThe Rocky Horror Picture Show (Rocky) is whimsical in the best possible way: over the top, wildly extravagant, and drenched in high camp from start to finish.
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18 March 2025Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo
by Schuyler WhiteheadView ReviewMy Review of the Into Film Festival Screening of Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo at Braintree Cineworld, 12th March 2025
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18 March 2025Theatre Review: War Horse at Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent
by Naomi Johnson ContributorView ReviewThis touching tale is adapted from Michael Morpurgo's novel and is currently touring across locations in the United Kingdom. Set in the trenches of the First World War, be sure to bring your tissues for this heartwarming family show.
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17 March 2025Review: RSC Hamlet Makes Waves
by Eleanor HarrisonView ReviewPerhaps Shakespeare’s most well known and widely performed plays, Hamlet has just been reinvigorated in a bold new adaptation by the RSC. From inspired staging to phenomenal acting, this show was certainly a noble performance.
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17 March 2025Book Review: Greta & Valdin by Rebecca K Reilly
by Kaitlin Jefferys ContributorView ReviewGreta & Valdin by Rebecca K Reilly perfectly balances humour, romance, and the complexities of family.
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