by Ros Seale | Sep 21, 2017 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
A social satire for the Trump era. Salma Hayek gives a beautifully restrained and touching performance as Beatriz. Make-up free, she plays a Mexican immigrant healer who works at a Santa Monica alternative clinic for cancer sufferers using her wisdom and...
by Jacqueline Lang | Sep 12, 2017 | Lifestyle, Music, Showbiz, Theatre, What's On
She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah! It’s a staggering 47 years since the world’s most popular rock group disbanded. That’s right, many middle-aged people wandering around today weren’t even alive when the Fab Four broke up! Even so, the thirst to hear the...
by Margot Lang | Sep 12, 2017 | Arts, Film Review, Lifestyle, Sports, What's On
Mountain is a thrilling film which combines inspiring vision of the world’s great peaks with evocative music (Beethoven, Vivaldi, Chopin, Grieg, Tognetti), and poetic words. This is a film not to be missed, a film which would reward viewing time...
by Margot Lang | Sep 5, 2017 | Arts, Film Review, Lifestyle, What's On
Indivisible is the story of Siamese twins Dasy and Viola whose lives are thrown into turmoil when, at the age of 18, they learn they could have been separated at birth. They are joined at the hip but a visiting doctor tells them no vital organs...
by Jacqueline Lang | Sep 1, 2017 | Arts, Lifestyle, People, Showbiz, Theatre, What's On
Black Swan’s 2018 theatre season may well be the most radical and progressive the theatre company has ever spawned. This week, the company’s charismatic new artistic director, Clare Watson, announced an exciting line-up, “Designed to catalyse and...
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