Seeing as we all currently have plenty of free time I've decided to create a series of short reviews of art forms that I love and that have comforted me in these times of isolation. Give them a listen/watch/read if you've got some time to kill. 

"a place for all parents out there who know that as much as everything can seem tickety boo and peachy sweet at times, at others it can seem like a double helping of shit has been royally dolloped all over the place.

But we're all in it together."

It’s rare that a band so perfectly manages to capture the zeitgeist of a specific time.

In the middle of all the craziness going on in the world right now, we can once again turn to music for the answer, or at the very least, some comfort.

A review of my recent visit to the Keith Haring exhibition at Tate Liverpool.

Pet Puma Release Their Colourful Music Video For ‘Spaceship’

Last weekend I had a special birthday trip planned - a stay in Bristol, a surprise family lunch and best of all the Book of Mormon at the Bristol Hippodrome. The hype is real for this show, and on their closing weekend they did not disappoint.

Glitch delivers a deeply touching and grounded story about grief and finding your own path.

Shen Yun,

Shen Yun is a type of dancing, for Chinese New Year, which is when we went to see it. Shen Yun’s mission is to revive the very best of China’s 5000 year civilisation on stage. 

She Is A Place Called Home shows the power of sisterhood in the face of adversity.

Heartwarming, heartbreaking, and utterly wholesome

A simplistic set initially raised concerns of an underwhelming performance, but the play balanced the basic design elements with acting skills that were second to none to create an unbelievable and memorable evening show.