It is so silly, so over the top and so funny. If slapstick and physical humour are your bent, this has it in spades. Nineteen ...

Balletic excellence and stunning beauty characterise The Stuttgart Ballet’s adaptation of the classic fairytale popularised ...

What a grand way to reintroduce the magnificent, newly renovated Ian Potter State Theatre to those who appreciate theatrical ...

You have built a reputation as a bad boy, even though the moniker is untrue, but try as you do, you can’t break the tag until ...

Locked up, with no place to go. After all, you are in a jail, with ocean all around (think Alcatraz). And yet a horrible ...

Her life story has hardly been straightforward but, dare I say, that is what makes it compelling. I speak of Iranian ...

Unquestionably dark and haunting, Benjamin Britten’s The Turn of the Screw paints a devastating picture of distress and, ...

What do you call a loving relationship that can’t readily be categorised? Rhomboid, according to the central character in Eric Jiang’s humorous and poignant play of that name. A dictionary definition ...

Can artificial intelligence develop from an increasingly valuable tool for business and personal use to a destructive force that will wipe out the human race? Unfortunately, this question appears no ...

Inspired by fact, The Social Reckoning is one of my movies of the year. Based on the 2021 Facebook Files leak by whistleblower Frances Haugen (Mikey Madison) and the reporting of Wall Street Journal ...

It was a stunning night of song and ceremony that will long remain with me for its richness and redolence. I speak of First ...

Sex sells and so it is with the fourth of Colleen Hoover’s novels to be turned into a film. The most recent before Verity was ...