If you streamed music online during the lockdown, you’re not alone. But how much money do you think that music was worth?
Tag: Streaming
Rooms of their own: Boiler Room takes things House to House
Life seems to go on without effort, when I am filled with music. – George Eliot, ‘The Mill on the Floss’ The stationary nature of our present circumstances has made most of us question what really matters to us, what we miss the most. Denied the opportunity to go out and experience the world, it Read More…
A preview of “The Last Five Years”
Taking place over 5 crucial years, “The Last Five Years” follows the individual and shared lives of Cathy and Jamie, as they grow together and grow apart.
The National Theatre’s Frankenstein: a Play of Human Cruelty
As Benedict Cumberbatch said when interviewed, “this production is creature-centric”. By consequence, Danny Boyle’s Frankenstein is novel-centric too, retaining all of the subtlety and genius of Mary Shelley’s gothic classic. Frankenstein’s creature (played by Cumberbatch) is born into the warm womb of bright red stage lighting. His limbs protrude and rip through a veined membrane. When he emerges he Read More…
Treasure Island: National Theatre Online
If you’re looking for some light escapism with a hint of nostalgia, or honestly can’t hack revising for collections, Treasure Island is one to watch.
Review: Jane Eyre – The National Theatre At Home
For those of you who are missing trips to the BT and the Oxford Playhouse or perhaps don’t quite understand the Tiger King hype, I can thoroughly recommend National Theatre At Home performances. Although not quite a night out at the theatre, they are well shot and you are often treated to close ups and Read More…
Joseph and his Technicolor Streamed-Coat
Despite its flaws, the 2000 film is a thoroughly enjoyable, if short, distraction from real life.