Reviews
Wuthering Heights
Brooding, boisterous production retells Brontë’s novel with a powerful, pertinent message
The Charlatans
A career-spanning celebration from The Charlatans is a reminder of what a vital band they are
Cola
Deep in View
Cola have risen from the ashes of Ought, but there’s plenty of new ideas here to set them apart
The Smile
A Light For Attracting Attention
Everything you’d expect from Yorke and Greenwood, but it could have been more.
Vortex
Gaspar Noé turns his penchant for cruelty in on itself in a tragic and grim existential nightmare
Who Killed My Father
Poignant play combines the personal and political with uneven results
The Found Footage Phenomenon
Watchable but disposable primer on found footage horror uncovers little of surprise
Derren Brown: Showman
British illusionist wows audience with his most personal show to date
Ballet Black: Double Bill
A captivating celebration of Ballet Black’s legacy and achievements
