Review: Tobacco Factory Theatres’ Macbeth
Once again a theatre company creates another incarnation of The Scottish Play, while innovative and engaging, does it live up to previous productions?
Category Archives: Culture
Review: Journeyman, and Paddy Considine Q&A at the Watershed
Will Palmer saw an early screening of Paddy Considine’s unique new boxing drama, followed up by a Q&A with the director. He learnt a thing or two about the film, its director, and what Paddy Considine’s future projects may be.
“Spring” back into reading: The post-winter reading list
Now that spring is beginning to show its face, Joel discusses what books you can read to complement the move into the new season.
Review: Black Panther
The latest film in the ever-expanding Marvel cinematic universe has a lot of hype around it. But does it live up to these high expectations?
Review: Franco Manca
Harry and Izzy visit Bristol’s new pizza restaurant, Franco Manca.
Review: Faustus
A stunning performance and visual masterpiece, Faustus at the QEH Theatre is not one to be missed.
Review: Phantom Thread
Peter reviews Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film: Phantom Thread.
Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Of the 2018 Oscar-nominated films Will Palmer has seen, Three Billboards is by far his favourite. Why?
Review: Happy Bird
Harry visits Whiteladies Road’s recently opened chicken shop, offering ethically sourced, free-range meals. Will it live up to the expectations?
Bottom of the bookshelf: Fifty Shades of Grey
Joel looks at E.L. James’ Fifty Shades of Grey and discusses why its failures actually work to become its strengths.
