Arts - Film Review
Michael Haneke's exploration of love in the onslaught of old age and dementia is a devastating essay on fear and desperation at the suffering of a loved one. |
Arts - Theatre Review
The first production in Scottish Opera's new season is stunning and delightful. |
Arts - Theatre Review
The stage musical based on Green Day's acclaimed and sensational punk rock album dilutes the intensely political character of the source material into a pointless, meandering pablum devoid of any narrative. |
Arts - Film Review
Despite some clear flaws and disappointing unoriginality, the new Bond film is exciting and dramatic, eschewing formulaic Bond films to re-invent the series altogether. |
Arts - Theatre Review
The new Lyceum Theatre adaptation of a Shakespearean favourite is clever and rollicking, gag-for-gag, although lacking below the surface. |
Arts - Film Review
The sequel to the cult classic does not have any of the punch or thrill the original did, with far too many holes to be enjoyable. |
Arts - Feature
We go to the Assembly Rooms to hear David Mitchell discussing his new book. |
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Arts - Theatre Review
Andy Zaltzman's new show swings by the Stand. |
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Arts - Feature
We attend the Man Booker Prize reading event on the eve of the prestigious award. |
