The Pass starring Russell Tovey – theatre review
Jason and Ade, two young lads, close mates and rivals, one white, one black, are having fun and games in a hotel bedroom in Bulgaria. ...
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Ciphers – a psychological spy thriller
Spies are easy to recognise. They look just like you. People disappear; people get killed; and, as you well know, some people even get into holdalls and zip up and padlock themselves in and suffocate. ...
Tim’s Vermeer by Penn and Teller – film review
Those who visited the National Gallery’s Vermeer and Music exhibit in London last year will have seen one of his rarely seen paintings, The Music Lesson, on loan from Her Majesty. ...
Don Gil of the Green Breeches – a comedy by Tirso de Molina
Three plays of the Spanish Golden Age of Theatre have been newly translated and are being presented in repertoire by Bath’s Theatre Royal and Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre. ...