Tag: Shropshire Local Reviewers
Would you like to go to theatre shows, festivals or music events - for FREE? If you're interested in film, TV, podcasting, creative media and reviewing in arts and culture then get in touch!
We have four new sessions happening on 7th & 21st May and 4th & 18th June 2025 at Theatre Severn in Shrewsbury.
If you're aged 16 – 25 years and live in Shropshire you can become a local reviewer and learn from professionals, access events, training and opportunities and develop your own opinion pieces with Voice. Either turn up on the first session or contact Judy to find out more!
We're also working with Ludlow Assembly Rooms and Arts Alive in Shropshire and meet monthly, you're welcome to come along and meet like minded people.
You don’t have to know about the local arts scene or how to review - just register your interest or email [email protected] to find out more.
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10 July 2024The Iron Giant Film Review
View ReviewBoy discovers alien robot aka The Iron Giant which was out of this world.
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1 July 2024"The Sound of Music", A Ludwig Theater Arts Performance
View ReviewThe audience was alive with "The Sound of Music!"
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27 June 2024A Retelling, "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde"
View ReviewPrivate matters, a concerned old friend & the deteriorating will of a tortured mind...
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24 June 2024The Badger Cavalry - A Ludlow Fringe gem
View ReviewThe Badger Cavalry are a spontaneous jam band from Bishops castle, performing instantaneously on the spot with no prior planning
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22 June 2024Review: The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
View ReviewI watched Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, performed by Mark Stratford on the 20th June 2024. This production was an incredible take on the victorian gothic thriller written by Robert Louis Stevenson.
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19 June 2024BBC Radio Shropshire Review
View ReviewMy exciting visit around the BBC Radio Shropshire venue!
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17 June 2024Romeo and Juliet Review: ‘Passionate and brilliantly acted’
View ReviewFlabbergast Theatre return to Ludlow for another brilliant take on the Classics that can only be described as a must see performance!
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17 June 2024Seen - A unique perspective of life and it’s challenges
View ReviewSeen is a theatre performance containing 8 short plays about life and the challenges and changes we face. These plays are written by Pentabus' Young Writers of 2024.
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16 June 2024At Pentabus' SEEN, I was seen...
View Review“There’s some good bits. Some sh*t bits. But if you burn it all down...where do you stop?” - Quote from 'Training Days', SEEN
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16 June 2024Pentabus' 'Seen': 8 wonderfully human explorations into life, death, and love
View ReviewPentabus theatre showcases the amazing writing and acting skills of it's up-and-coming young writers and gripping cast in eight short yet engrossing plays with hard hitting and relatable themes.
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14 June 2024Romeo and Juliet: an unmissable performance in Ludlow castle
View ReviewFlabbergast Theatre lived up to its name in Ludlow castle with its captivating performance of Romeo & Juliet, a beautiful blend between the original text and their own modern style that I can only begin to describe as a must-see event
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14 June 2024Join the dance with “Join The Dots' Ceilidh Band"!
View ReviewWith instruments and a dance floor, Join the Dot’s Ceilidh band created an experience to be remembered!
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14 June 2024Headless Population Animation
View ReviewReview of a short animatic film - Headless Population.
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10 June 2024The Importance of being Earnest - Review
View ReviewA riveting, hilarious performance of Oscar Wilde's classic, the importance of being Earnest
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5 June 2024Review: The Mousetrap
View ReviewFancy yourself a detective, in a house of 8 people all with the opportunity and means, when a murder takes place. Can you figure out the culprit before the rhyme is complete?
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1 June 2024'Headless Population' Review
View Review‘Headless Population,’ a short film by Catriona Carswell for the BBCs New Creatives series, provides an honest insight into how progression of technology may be leading to a regression in society and human connections.
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31 May 2024Review: Headless Population
View ReviewGet ready for a whirlwind of emotions as Catriona Carswell’s short film ‘Headless population ‘takes you on a journey through the many wonders of nature all the way to the brutal consequences of modern technology.
