South Kensington is usually the centre of French life in the English capital, but until 17th May the Battersea Arts Centre can claim to be just as Gallicly important. Orpheus, by the Little Bulb Theatre […]
The worldwide appeal of Agatha Christie – or the “Queen of Crime”, as she is known – cannot be disputed. Not only is she listed in the Guinness World Records as the best-selling novelist of […]
Joe Orton’s contribution to British culture is well-documented. Kenneth Halliwell’s isn’t. Halliwell isn’t remembered for his art, and when it is mentioned it is dismissed as illicit collage, the stealing of library books. Orton is […]
By Dylan O’Rawe, aged 10 Tonight my mum and I went to see Nivelli’s War in the MAC Belfast. It was the story of how a little boy called Ernst was evacuated to his aunt’s […]
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