Reviews |

‘Little Brother’ follows the harrowing journey of Ibrahima as he crosses half of Africa in search of his missing brother.

Ghost Stories markets itself as a chilling theatrical experience, and whilst it does offer the occasional jolt to the senses, it unfortunately falls short of genuine terror. 

Adichie’s latest novel is a meditation on love, loss, and the entanglements of womanhood across continents.

FKA Twig’s performance of her new album Eusexua at Magazine London is a spectacle that highlights the true extent of her artistry. 

‘Headless Population’, directed by Catriona Carswell, contrasts its simplistic animation style with its eventually dark subject matter. The characters lose their heads as the film loses its colour and happiness.

American comedian Emily Wilson finally brings her stand-up show Fixed to YouTube, examining her cringeworthy appearance on The X Factor as a teenager.

David Ireland’s new play explores alcoholism through the evolving relationship between a recovering addict and his sponsor.

Revival of Northern Soul at New Vic - nostalgic or tragic?

In this review of Ludlow's Spring Food Festival I will be informing you about some of my favourite of the many different events included, how they were carried out and of course, the conclusion of my visit. 

A review of the short film 'Headless Population' and it's affect on me. I write about how the film shows the dangers of this new digital era and how the film shows it to us in new and creative ways.

a review on the short animated film Headless Population.

This is a mini review cut from a long-form post of one of my previous concerts reviews. It’s about Sabrina Carpenter’s Short ‘N’ Sweet show at the Co-Op Live in Manchester on the 13th March 2025.