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REVIEW: Quiet Light
Set in a remote lighthouse, Quiet Light follows a lonely lighthouse keeper Ava (Elizabeth Anderson)…
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REVIEW: The Boy at the Back of the Class
A new boy sits at the back of a Year 5 class, not knowing anyone…
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REVIEW: GUSH
Harwick is remarkable in the play. She slickly gets you on the side of her…
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REVIEW: Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes
Something very special happens when an artist decides to explore a story about their own…
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REVIEW: Iphigenia
At Arcola, Iphigenia starts from a simple premise: the most frightening men are often the…
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REVIEW: Three Men
Dramatically varied but oftentimes clunky, Three Men’s storybook aesthetic and charming performance are highlights in this otherwise…
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FEATURES
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Enyi Okpara
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Enyi Okpara about his upcoming show, The Beautiful Game.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Monsieur Chevalier
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Monsieur Chevalier, Artistic Director of the Ballet National Folklorique du Luxembourg.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Gwithian Evans and Marie Williams
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Gwithian Evans and Marie Williams to discuss their upcoming performance in knife-violence centred double bill ‘He Said/She…
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REVIEW: Tr[ia]l
Tr[ia]l. Waking up in a treatment room with a single camera and no memory of how she got there, Subject X is freaking out.
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REVIEW: Steel Magnolias
Review of Steel Magnolias running at the OSO Arts Centre from April 14 to April 18, 2026.
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FEATURE: The Boxer and Q&A with Barry McGuigan
This year the BFI is hosting a season celebrating The Cinematic Life of Boxing, showcasing a diverse range of films that represent the sport on…
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