A Streetcar Named Desire
A great foreign adaptation miserably let down by poor translation.
Jonny Sweet
@jonnyleesweet
After four years in the wanderlust wilderness, Jonny Sweet is back to the homeland to gorge himself on musical and cinematic catnip and scribble furiously in dimly lit rooms.
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Hamlet
A rapid run through the Shakespearean classic which suffers from not pausing for breath.
The Great Gatsby
An accomplished amateur adaptation with some minor flaws.
Macbeth
Though slightly confused at times, this is a brave new work full of vaulting ambition.
Boris: World King
Like Johnson himself, the show is a shambolic and sometimes shoddy success story punching well above its weight.
Enter the Bagman
A wonderfully wacky look into the comedic back story of a cloakroom attendant.
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
For anyone in love with the WWF in the 90s, it's a heartwarming trip down memory lane.
Frankenstein
An ambitious but unsuccessful attempt to condense this Gothic behemoth into a single hour.
The Neon Demon
Like the models it seeks to critique, The Neon Demon is not quite as good-looking as it thinks it is.
Pale Star
[Rating: 3/5] Disorientating and intense directorial debut which lacks cohesion but shows promise