Lucy Vickers explores the popularity and pitfalls of hit BBC series Line of Duty ahead of the final episode of series 6, which airs tonight.
Tag: Review
Promising Young Woman: a bitter, but necessary, pill to swallow?
Iris Petrillo argues why some of the criticism that the Oscar-winning film ‘Promising Young Woman’ has received is undeserved.
Netflix’s The Irregulars: A new gang on Baker Street
Claudia Saalmueller reviews Netflix’s new adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes story, The Irregulars.
The Office UK vs. US: Transatlantic Divide or the Same, Vanishing Workplace?
Jade Calder analyses the differences and similarities between the UK and US versions of ‘The Office’.
A play for the Present: The Picture of Dorian Gray
Senior editor for Culture Gaia Clark Nevola previews the new play ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’.
An Exhibition from your Front Room: Six Films to Watch in the Absence of Art Galleries
Hayley Daffern recommends six films to inspire us while galleries remain closed.
The Black Parade Album Ranked
Nina Holguin takes on ranking the songs of My Chemical Romance’s grand rock opera ‘The Black Parade’, which celebrates its 20th birthday this year.
‘Whose Tradition?’ Questioning culture and identity at the Tate Liverpool
Antonia Jameson reviews the Tate Liverpool’s complex ‘Whose Tradition?’ an exhibition which still needs to clarify the questions it is asking.
What is the future for art spaces post-lockdown?
Marnie Shutter on the the experience of an in-person gallery, during the pandemic.
Sea Wall Review: An Elegant, Emotionally-Powerful Production
Culture editor Gaia Clark Nevola reviews the online production of Sea Wall.