Tag: review
T2 Trainspotting Reviewed
T2: Trainspotting is directed by Danny Boyle and stars Ewan McGreggor, Ewen Bremner, Jonny Lee Miller and Robert Carlyle. Set twenty years after the events of the cultural phenomenon, the sequel tells a story of memory, regret and the new...
High as Hope Review
Following their tour of How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful in 2015, Florence Welch admits she was straight back in the studio working on her next album. High as Hope, which was released last June, does not disappoint, casting the...
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald – Film Review
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald gives fans of the wizarding world an insight into the world before the boy who lived. J.K. Rowling’s old-school cinematic world building, exploring many serious, moralistic themes, explored through an epic, classic battle between...
Theatre Production Review – Alice in Her Shoes
On 26th October, I saw the one-woman show Alice In Her Shoes. Writer and performer Elaine Pantling portrayed Leicester’s suffragette Alice Hawkins. Pantling was accompanied by a 40-person strong choir, made up of three different choirs: Fosse Singers, Red Leicester Choir and...
The House with a Clock in it’s Walls – Review
Fans of the Harry Potter franchise will love this fantasy adventure. Orphaned by his parents dying in a car crash, Lewis journeys to the town of New Zebedee, Michigan to live under the care of his late mother’s brother, uncle...
How ‘Our Girl’ Charmed The Cookie
Last Monday, when Our Girl was performing I really liked it. And the audience did too as they were swinging, smiling and even singing along. They were loving it. The Brighton-based rock trio, came all the way from the vocalist...
A Star is Born Review – Cooper’s remake is beautifully heart-breaking
Bradley Cooper’s remake of the classic film shows the heart-breaking reality of addiction and the highs and lows of the music industry. 4/5 A Star Is Born has been accompanying generations, having a total of not one, not two, but...
Tasting the Boneyard, A review of the new menu
by Elle Knaggs Boneyard relaunched a brand-new menu and me and my Demon FM presenter Gage Holland went to check it out. We stepped through a small doorway lit by neon signs into a buzzing atmosphere. A darkened environment lit...
Alabama 3 Review, November 4th, The Donkey – Leicester
Nattering away with a particularly lovely man a few urinals from mine, it occurred to me that he was very probably in the band. His dapper black suit, white shirt, sunglasses and very polished shoes… The attire at a gig...
Demi Lovato’s Tell Me You Love Me Provides Modern Outlook on Love Songs
In this next instalment of Disney starlet Demi Lovato’s music career, she has made it clear she’s done making pop music. Despite her fifth studio album ‘Confident’ containing just a few of her most successful tracks to date, in July...