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Review: MDH – The Wardrobe Theatre’s tastiest end of year treat returns (9/12/22)

Posted on December 11, 2022 by Scott Hammond

When The Wardrobe Theatre decided to resurrect perhaps the most celebrated of their impressive end of year comedy mashup shows (past shows including Se7en Dwarfs, Oedipuss in Boots and Drac & Jill), the speed of ticket sales for this year’s… Continue Reading →

Comedy, Theatre

Review: A deserving tickertape parade for First Aid Kit at Cardiff International Arena – 6/12/22

Posted on December 7, 2022 by Scott Hammond

Having first witnessed First Aid Kit, along with a mere 200 other people at Moles, Bath in 2012, tonight’s show at a near capacity CIA brings with it a feeling that the evolution of the sisters Soderberg’s success is complete.… Continue Reading →

Gig Reviews

Review: Childhood wonder brought to life in the Snow Queen

Posted on December 7, 2022 by Conal Dougan

  Gerda (Natisha Williams) and Kaj (Joey Hickman) are the best of friends, wandering around Copenhagen picking flowers and preparing for summer. When Kaj’s grandmother (Stephanie Mueller) warns them of the Snow Queen lingering late in the season, Kaj is… Continue Reading →

Theatre

Review: The Nutcracker brings magic to Bristol Old Vic

Posted on December 1, 2022 by Conal Dougan

  It’s Christmas Eve and young Claire (Mae Mundo) is getting excited by the promise of the following day. Her overworking Mother, (Patrycja Kujawska), is more interested in her phone, making constant calls on behalf of her HR company. Claire’s… Continue Reading →

Theatre

Preview: When Pigs Escape – the touching story of Matilda and her piglets to screen in Bristol this weekend

Posted on November 15, 2022 by Scott Hammond

15th November 2022 After surpassing a Go Fund Me target of £1,500 in the spring of 2022, independent filmmaker Jusep Moreno was able to organise and promote screenings for his charming 53 minute documentary film. Centred around the story of… Continue Reading →

Film

Review: Arcadia Live at St George’s

Posted on November 12, 2022 by Conal Dougan

  From clips of quaint countryside traditions to flirtatious paganism and sudden bouts of crowd violence, Paul Wright’s 2017 film Arcadia took a coruscating flashlight to British people’s relationship with the land. Sewn together from a scouring of 100 years of… Continue Reading →

Film, Music

Review: Julia Jacklin, an impressive homecoming (of sorts) at SWX

Posted on November 11, 2022 by Scott Hammond

9th November 2022   In reading that Celine Dion’s mawkish, chartbusting behemoth, 1997’s ‘My Heart Will Go On’, had been selected by Julia Jacklin as the intro music for her current European tour, one suspected a heavy dose of irony… Continue Reading →

Gig Reviews, Music

Review: the winning energy of Adolf & Winston at Tobacco Factory Theatres

Posted on November 9, 2022 by Conal Dougan

  Craig Edwards appears behind a metal bathtub, apparently stark naked with just the tub to cover his dignity. He explains that unfortunately, Howard Coggins, due to appear as Winston Churchill, is ill. It is left to Edwards himself, the… Continue Reading →

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