Superlative performances in a powerful tale of likely lads and a woman.
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Piano playing to great virtuosity and style. Plus, Bruckner's dizzying heights.
Doctor Strange in the multiverse of madness reviewed by Dana Archer Director- Sam Raimi Run time – 126 minutes Platform- Cinema Certificate- 12A Starring – Benedict Cumberbatch, Elizabeth Olsen, Chiwetel Ejiforor, Benedict Wong, Xochitl Gomez and Rachel Mcadams Rating **** *SPOILER FREE REVIEW* The latest instalment in the Marvel Cinematic universe. This is a challenging film and one that changes the perception of a marvel movie. Borrowing heavily from classic horror conventions to create some of the most effective sequences of gothic …
This film has no redeeming qualities.
A truly magical concert of works by Roxanna Panufnik and Alec Roth - part of what might be described a new musical renaissance in the composition of choral music
Exciting, stimulating, provocative - a great musical re-imagined.
Knowing me, knowing you - you’ll love this show!
Music of elegance and diversity from a unique ensemble
An amazing true story but fails to come to life.
Sparkling play beautifully performed by a terrific cast
A modern Gesamtkunstwerk to be praised for its timely, yet apocalyptic message
I thought much more highly of the plays coming out than I did going in.
Vasily Petrenko finds England’s soul in Vaughan Williams’ London Symphony
Tremendous skills and invention from a highly entertaining company.
Pulman sings her heart out.
Highs and Lows in revival of Webber/Rice musical
An intriguing musical exploration hampered by a lack of dramatic scale