6th June 2015 The graffiti outside of the boarded up and disused building on Cheltenham Road, formerly utilised as Jester’s Comedy Club. The site has been the subject of “controversial” plans for it to be transformed into a mosque and… Continue Reading
2nd April 2015 After Super-Heroes, criminals are perhaps the most lionized subject matter on celluloid. Surviving day-to-day in a sea of danger and intrigue, often with only their wits and the odd glamorous gal for company they live fast and die… Continue Reading
29th March 2015 Nowadays the music video is pretty high on the list of essentials for the ambitious modern day musician. Why? Well, platforms such as YouTube and Vimeo have made music videos more accessible, especially when complemented with the… Continue Reading
14 March 2015 Considering the success of last week’s show with Cambridge Footlights and the Oxford Revue, it is no surprise that The Wardrobe Theatre is full for Bristol Revunions’ latest offering. A week-long residency in the theatre –… Continue Reading
9th March 2015 Ahead of what promises to be another closely fought, and probably inconclusive election this May, Tariq Ali questions what it would take for the left to stay true to it’s political convictions rather than capitulating to fear. Since… Continue Reading
7 March 2015 Chappie, directed by sci-fi aficionado Neill Blomkamp, is the latest in a long line of films to explore Artificial Intelligence with subtext and a commentary on the human condition. It comes hot on the heels of the… Continue Reading
7th March 2015 For the latest in this series in ‘The Weekend Binge,’ I thought I’d mix things up a bit and instead of eulogising about series that you ‘must watch’ I want you to check out the much talked about… Continue Reading
Everybody loves a vigilante – I mean, let’s be honest, who hasn’t secretly wished they could be Batman or Batwoman? I know what you’re thinking – why hasn’t Batwoman been created yet? I often wonder what I’d be like as… Continue Reading