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ACID WHEN – Sheffield Lyceum – Oct 5th 2026
Slowly but surely, since moving to the UK in 2002 and stumbling a year later from marketing into the more sensible world of comedy, Henning Wehn has captivated more and more Brits with his quirky...
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A great director and an international superstar dig themselves into a filmic...
Joyce Glasser reviews Digger (October 2, 2026) Cert. 15, 129 minutes When you put Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu – the third director in the history of the Oscars to win back-to-back...
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AMERICANA: GERSHWIN AND BERNSTEIN FOR TRUMPET
Matilda Lloyd with Ensemble 360 Upper Chapel, Sheffield – Oct 3rd 2026 Top of the bill for this intriguing concert was Matilda Lloyd, delighting everyone both with her highly polished skills as...
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You really have to see any documentary by Alex Gibney, and Knife is no...
Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie (October 2, 2026) cert 15, 107 minutes. You really have to see any documentary directed by Alex Gibney, including Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Noel Coward’s Hay Fever at Wyndham’s Theatre, London
HAY FEVER, written in three days and premiered in 1924, is one of the best English comedies and has always been popular with professional and amateur actors alike. Noel Coward admitted it was far and...
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Borrowing Against the Building You Trade From: A UK Owner’s Guide
If you have traded from the same premises for many years, the building may now represent a sizeable part of the wealth tied up in your business. Releasing some of that capital could help fund...
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The film that enriches and enhances the Tate’s unmissable James McNeill...
Joyce Glasser reviews Exhibition on Screen: James McNeill Whistler (September 14, 2026) PG, 90 mins. Do not miss the illuminating exhibition at the Tate Britain, James McNeill Whistler, which closes...
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Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reprise their roles as witches 25 years...
Joyce Glasser reviews Practical Magic 2 (September 11, 2026), Cert 12A, 129 mins. In cinemas Twenty-eight years is a long time to be waiting for a sequel and, it is fair to say that nobody has been...
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KING LEAR – The Crucible, Sheffield – Sept 4th 2026
When it comes to crumbling, poisonous family relationships that head into devastating tragedy thanks to malicious, devious children who cruelly trick, abuse and betray their parents for their own...
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Robert Tanitch reviews A Month in the Country at the Donmar Warehouse, London.
It is a commonplace to say that A Month in the Country is the best play Chekhov did not write; but in fact, though Turgenev does anticipate Chekhov, it is still very much a romantic drama of its own...
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China’s robotic athletes could turn into military weapons, but in Colony,...
Joyce Glasser reviews Colony (August 28, 2026), Cert. 15, 123 mins. Yeon Sang-ho is the South-Korean writer-director whose Train to Busan is one of the best zombie movies and horror-action movies ever...
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HIGH SOCIETY – Leeds Grand Theatre – Aug 25th 2026
Big movie hit of 1956, massively popular ever since, is the rom-com High Society, a film that sparkles at every delightful moment in spite of its silly plot and whisks you off most joyfully to nowhere...
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Joyce Glasser reviews The End of Oak Street (August 14, 2026) Cert. 12A, 99...
If you see the trailers, ads or hear any quick summary of The End of Oak Street, you could be forgiven for thinking the film is yet another rehash of the Jurassic Park franchise created in the 1990s...
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NIGEL HEATH SPENDS A MOST MORABLE DAY WALKING THE GRAND WESTERN CANAL
The Grand Western Canal runs for eleven glorious miles through rolling mid-Devon countryside with distant views of Exmoor – all the way from Tiverton to a remote and shady Lowdwells Basin in the...
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Emilio Isgrò Erasing to Create – at the Estorick Collection, London until 6...
The Italian visual artist Emilio Isgrò is older than the Italian Republic which turned 80 this year. The Estorick and the Italian Consulate celebrate this milestone with an evocative, innovative and...
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NIGEL HEATH ENJOYS A BOAT TRIP OUT TO A SEAL COLONY, SOME DELIGHTFUL COASTAL...
If we could have time travelled back to the 17th century and invited to put up at the recently built flint walled manor house in the small coastal village of Blakeney we would have looked out on a...
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A VISIT TO ST IVES, THE ONE BY A RIVER AND NOT BY THE SEA
By Nigel Heath At one end of the iconic Golden Lion Hotel, a bustling coaching inn since the 18th century and overlooking the picturesque main square in the old market town of St Ives in...
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Types of Life Insurance You Should Be Considering
Most of us don’t think about life insurance until something happens – a death in the family or a health scare. Then it’s all you can think about. While it can be daunting to research the types of life...
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European premiere of BUFFOON – Crucible Playhouse – July 17th 2026
Acted out intensely over 90 minutes by one man alone, Buffoon tells the anguished tale of Felix, a story powerfully charged with emotion, tinged with dark humour, steeped increasingly in tragedy and...
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OH ZEUS! – Doncaster CAST – July 4th 2026
Glorious set, glorious costumes, glorious props, glorious lighting and sound effects, glorious script, doubly glorious performances – yes, even without a comma, Oh Zeus is gloriously,...
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