Category: Culture
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Indian Summers is a refreshing, vibrant period drama, not another bleak, dreary Downton Abbey wannabe. It is colourful and jumps from the screen; let’s hope the drama is the same. The show has been extensively promoted on Channel 4 and has been presented as a competitor to the normal period dramas hosted by the BBC and ITV.…
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The first in our online series celebrating LGBT in the entertainment world, as part of LGBT History Month, Rebecca James looks at the representation of LGBT on TV.
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Student company, Gone Rogue, take their Shakespearian efforts to the Nuffield Theatre. Deputy Editor, Caitlin Hobbs, reviews.
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Josh Cox drops in on the final stages of the rehearsal of a Gilbert and Sullivan classic.
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Editor, Rebecca James, explains why she is addicted to the LEGO games franchise.
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In the latest of our new series, Tom Hopkins takes a look at why he is so addicted to Fifa 15.
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Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu return to UK Screens as Holmes and Watson for the second half of Elementary: Season Three.
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In the latest of our new series, writer Alex Meehan takes a look at why she is so addicted to ‘Dragon Age: Inquisition’.
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Owen Middleton reviews the Operatic Society’s Chess at the Nuffield Theatre.
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The big showdown this week is between The Flash and the Rogues – but after the momentous events of the mid-season finale, can The Flash regain its stride, asks George Seabrook
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A review of the former Never Mind the Buzzcocks host, Simon Amstell’s, one-night performance at the Nuffield.
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Ashleigh Millman looks at the return of The Walking Dead to UK screens.
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Set six years before Walter White met Saul Goodman, Better Call Saul is a comedic and dramatic masterpiece, A spin-off truly worthy of Breaking Bad.
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Deputy Editor, Caitlin Hobbs, drops into a rehearsal of the upcoming production at the Nuffield.