Marnie Shutter on the the experience of an in-person gallery, during the pandemic.
Tag: Review
Sea Wall Review: An Elegant, Emotionally-Powerful Production
Culture editor Gaia Clark Nevola reviews the online production of Sea Wall.
Warmth for a weary mind – Arlo Parks ‘Collapsed in Sunbeams’ Review
Hajar Munirah reviews singer-songwriter-poet Arlo Parks debut album, ‘Collapsed in Sunbeams’.
A perfect planet?
Ellen Pasternack’s take on the newest David Attenborough series, ‘A perfect planet.’
“If 1,000 years were to pass, what would be left of us?”: The Dig review
Ollie Nicholls reviews ‘The Dig’: a story of a remarkable discovery in the sleepy Suffolk countryside on the eve of World War Two.
In defence of “fun” rock – a review of ‘Medicine At Midnight’ by Foo Fighters
On the release of their 10th album, Thomas Savage reviews the Foo Fighter’s ‘Medicine at Minight’.
February Review: ‘Having and Being Had’
In our first February review Breeha Mazhar battles the anxieties and unease of spending with Eula Bliss’ collection of essays, ‘Having and Being Had’
‘Love, Aubrey’: my unremarkable and unforgettable favourite
Breeha Mazhar’s heart warming reminiscence upon a childhood favourite.
A stage of one’s own: a review of ‘And the Walls Spoke’
Helena Aeberli reviews The Trinity Player’s ‘And the Walls Spoke’.
Simulacrum Review: An “Innovative and Daring” approach to lockdown theatrics
James Newbery reviews the original show Simulacrum created by Riana Modi and Helena Aerbli.