Portraits galore at the @Candidarts #selfie exhibition
The National Portrait Gallery is the usual port of call if you want to be inspired by portraiture, but until the 4th March you can get a more contemporary dose of portraits at the Candid […]
February 2018
Highly recommended: D’Eon at Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester
A powerful central performance, inventive staging, and the tightest of ensembles make Renny Krupinski’s raucous, strident production about a real-life transgender war hero sing, writes Amy Brushfield. An elderly figure, drinking heavily, stalks the stage […]
Indie author writer interview: Ash Gray
Name: Ash Gray Country: USA Short bio: “Ash Gray is a dragon with minuscule spectacles perched on her nose, living in a wonderfully dank, musty cave far away in an alternate universe. She types her […]
Joan Hickson as MISS MARPLE – (BBC 1984-1992) – Review
Over the years there have been a few misconceived caricatures and a couple of commendable interpretations, but it is with very good reason that Joan Hickson’s characterization of Miss Jane Marple (BBC, 1984-1992) is generally […]