As A Mark of a Woman begins Chisato Minamimura, a deaf Japanese artist, takes on the challenge of telling the story of tattooed women through a blend of sign language, physical theatre, dance, and projections.

Angeline Boulley's "Warrior Girl Unearthed" is a thought-provoking YA mystery that tackles crucial issues of cultural heritage and Indigenous rights.

Xena, a voice contributor, enters into the unexpected world of World Kiosk, an installation hosted in Newham, as part of the Greenwich and Docklands Festival.

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, directed by James Hyland, is an absurdist and immersive play that delves into memory loss and madness.

“We Rip the World Apart” by Charlene Carr is an emotionally charged exploration of identity and motherhood.

Review that details why you should visit the GDIF's World Kiosk and how it will actively immerse you into the community

My Updated review about Woodshrop music festival.

I will be sharing my review of Harry Potter Warner Studios London.                                                               

Rory

This event was an immersive experience exploring the life of one of the worlds most beloved painters Vincent Van Gogh.

Review and discussion over the incredible film that is The Grand Budapest Hotel

In “No Land to Light On”, Yara Zgheib delivers a poignant story of the cruel uncertainties faced by immigrants. 

Joe McTernan delves deeper into the absurdities of everyday life in his new show, ‘Lost’, with his trademark wit and humour.