Tag: drama

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    Alex Tsherit

    Showstoppers’ Amélie at the Annex Theatre

    Read Alex Tsherit’s exceptional review of Showstoppers’ first 2025 production: Amélie

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    Alex Tsherit

    SUSU Theatre Group’s All My Sons at The Annex Theatre

    Read Alex Tsherit’s stellar review of SUSU Theatre Group’s All My Sons.

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    Amy Scott-Munden

    (COLLAB) Favourite TV Shows of 2022!

    Our lovely Editor, Amy Scott-Munden and Culture Editor, Emily Poole discuss and celebrate their favourite 2022 TV Show releases to round off the year! From Teen Drama to Thrillers, they love it all!

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    Reece Beckett

    Review: Cry Macho (Clint Eastwood, 2021)

    Clint Eastwood, aged 91, returns with another director-star project.

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    Reece Beckett

    Review: First Cow – Reichardt’s Latest Is Minimal But Entertaining

    After premiering in Berlin last year, Reece Beckett reviews Kelly Reichardt’s long-awaited latest feature.

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    Ryames Chan

    Review: Minari – Fish out of Water and What Family Means

    Ryames Chan reviews Lee Isaac Chung’s highly anticipated autobiographical film about a Korean family settling into the West.

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    Reece Beckett

    Hidden Gem: Two Lovers

    Reece Beckett explains why James Gray’s 2008 romantic melodrama has been overlooked since its release.

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    Katie Evans

    Review: Mangrove – Politically Driven Masterpiece

    Katie Evans offers her verdict on Steve McQueen’s opening film in his Small Axe series.

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    Sophie Young

    Review: Ratched

    Sophie Young reviews the latest Netflix series from Ryan Murphy.

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    Katie Evans

    Never Rarely Sometimes Always: The Topic of Abortion in Cinema

    Katie Evans tackles how abortion has been represented in cinema, as well as looking at Eliza Hittman’s breakout drama.

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    Ross Holmes

    Review: Snowpiercer (Season 1)

    Based on French graphic novel Le Transperceneige, TNT’s Snowpiercer takes place years after a great freeze has ravaged the surface of the Earth. The remnants of humanity have been forced onto the titular train, aboard which the survivors have built up a cult-like devotion to Snowpiercer’s creator, Mr Wilford. Under his jurisdiction a rigid class […]

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    Theo Smith

    I May Destroy You: New Age of Consent

    Theo Smith gives the latest from Michaela Coel a detailed discussion concerning its themes.

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    Lucy Maggs

    “Have something to say, and know how you want to say it.” – An interview with Albert Shin

    Up and coming director Albert Shin is garnering the attention of many, best known for his critically acclaimed In Her Place (2014) which was nominated for numerous awards at the Canadian Screen Awards including Best Director. Anticipating the release of his third directorial feature Disappearance at Clifton Hill, I had the pleasure of speaking with […]

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    Thea Hartman

    Review: Spring Awakening at the Annex Theatre

    Thea and Sophie’s theatre adventures continue with an opening night of ‘sex, death, and rock’n’roll’ à la Showstoppers.