Best Picture nominee at this year’s Oscars, comedy thriller Promising Young Woman refuses to let its audience look away from its searing presentation of sexual assault and systemic misogyny. 

I went to the National Garden Photographer of the Year Exhibition at Ickworth House in Suffolk in October 2020. This is my review of the exhibition. I enjoy taking photos of nature and this exhibition had lots of the types of photos I like taking. 

 I will be reviewing Makoto Shinkai's 'Your Name', for my Bronze Arts Award. This film is rooted in wondrous escapism, throwing the story of two young teenagers at you with beautiful animation and serendipitous, tragic themes of love and loss.

To mark the anniversary of the first lockdown, the BBC has released three documentaries by award-winning filmmaker Jay Martin, and Frontline is one of them. 

Grease LIVE! is a 2016 remake of the original Grease. It was first performed in 1971 as a Tony award musical but it became popular after becoming a movie-musical in 1978. This version is the latest twist to Danny and Sandy’s story.

By turns an autobiography, travelogue and meditation on language, Polly Barton’s Fifty Sounds is an eclectic study on what it means to teach – and learn – a language, as told through fifty mimetic sounds.

Navin Kundra's Live lockdown concert on Saturday Night 3rd April 2021. Navin Kundra was the main singer with his band (515) of lots of great musicians. Electric piano, the Drums, Guitar, Violin and Tabla. Live concert was followed by a live party.

A new spin on the celebration of Ireland’s patron Saint.

Mad Hatter’s Daughter soar back into 2021 with their latest offering “Diggin In The Dirt”, taken from forthcoming album “Where Are We Runnin". 

A review of the Swan dance from Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake 2012 performance.

A modern, genre-bending elegy, Passerine is an ambitious and accomplished poetic study of loss and hope. 

My review of the podcast "Making theatre" by James Farncombe and Bruno Poet.