Times may be bad at the El Royale but they certainly make for good cinema.

The two faces of Frieze

My concert to see Imagine Dragons in Birmingham for my bronze arts award. 

Review of exhibition

I attended the Warner Bros Studio Tour in Hollywood whilst I was staying in LA and it truly is an incredible experience. From seeing the real life sets of tv shows to exhibitions and seeing the prop workshop, there is something for everyone.

Last year, I attended the production of Mamma Mia! at the Novello Theatre. 

The Heroes and Villains Fan Fest is a convention where you get behind the scenes access to the actors and actresses of comic -inspired tv shows such as The Walking Dead, Arrow, The Flash and Riverdale. I attended this year in May at the Olympia in London. One of the main events are the panels where the audience members sit in a hall with a main stage. The actors and actresses talk about their experiences in the industry and what its like to be on set, as well as giving advice to people wanting to make it in the industry. You also have the opportunity to ask them questions and meet them which is a very exciting experience. 

This will be a review on the 2018 Biographical Drama First Man that stars Ryan Gosling and Claire Foy.

A production as effortlessly performed as it was written.

The decision to only feature film at this years’ Turner prize shows a radical departure from previous years, provoking a fresh series of concerns regarding the nature of contemporary art. Nevertheless, if you can spare the few hours it requires to view just a fraction of its content, it’s certainly worth a visit.

This is my Luna cinema review! Hope you all like it!😁✨

‘Beautiful Boy’ is not just another film about addiction, and in a time where drug overdose is the biggest killer in America, accounting for more deaths than gun violence and car crashes put together, I believe the film is incredibly urgent and needed, and it is absolutely necessary for everybody to watch it.