TV
The Ghoul
| September 3, 2017
While most murders may be committed by someone who knows the victim personally, when the police have no immediate leads to follow up the probability of the successful
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Michael Archive
Film
The Vault
| August 28, 2017
The heist movie can take many forms, from the careful planning and execution of Ocean’s Eleven and Logan Lucky to the waylaid getaways of Witching and Bitching or
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TV
Voice from the Stone
| August 25, 2017
She is a nurse who clutches a sheaf of letters as she travels cross-country by bus to her new assignment in rural Italy, an isolated, sprawling estate in
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TV
The Slayer
| August 19, 2017
What is nightmare, what is dream, what is madness what is real? For artist Kay Church it scarcely matters anymore, the door open between the two worlds of
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Film
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power
| August 18, 2017
It is rare for a documentary commenting set in the arenas of politics and science rather than musical arenas to receive worldwide release beyond the small circuit of
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Film
The Dark Tower
| August 18, 2017
Young Jake Chambers (Legends‘ Tom Taylor) suffers from nightmares of a strange world where a wrongness permeates the atmosphere, where sirens sound across the land and a man
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Theatre
ExADUS Theatre Company’s Fahrenheit 451
| August 18, 2017
There can be no greater tribute to the power, insight and depth of a work of literature than that it continues to be relevant and even grows in
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Theatre
Sasquatch: The Opera
| August 16, 2017
Among misty foliage and mossy knolls against harsh piercing brass and rumbling timpani a hidden presence sings of his loneliness, his only companion the tick in his ear
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Theatre
Red Button
| August 16, 2017
We live in a world of science and technology, marvels to hand which fifty years ago were undreamed of, near global access to a communications network which allows
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Theatre
The Curse of Cranholme Abbey
| August 14, 2017
Beneath stone arches, ancient candelabras and tattered dust sheets lies the story of Cranholme Abbey, a tragedy told across a century and a half from 1873 as naive
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