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The Giants of Liverpool 25th-27th July 2014
After a visit from the 50ft Spider La Princesse during their 2008 City of Culture year giants wandering the streets of Liverpool have become a familiar sight over the years. This year they were...
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Punk Rock (Theatre Review)
Simon Stephens’ award winning Punk Rock has arrived at the Lyric Theatre. Directed by Selina Cartmell and starring an all-new young cast, were the seemingly privileged clan of youths whose lives,...
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The Tale of Ancient Lights at Project Arts Centre
Time off the day job is always precious, so on the recommendation of a fellow reporter to book a day off work (Wednesday 17th September) and travel to Dublin (Project Arts Centre) just to see a 40...
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Pits and Perverts (2014) Theatre Review
Pits and Perverts The Lyric Theatre 9th October 2014 The 1984 Miner’s Strike was a key defining factor in Margaret Thatcher’s controversial legacy. Thousands of miners flocked to London to strike...
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Widdershins-No Rest for the Wicked Review
After a number of successful Kickstarter campaigns, Kate Ashwin has been able to put her recently acclaimed web comic Widdershins to print and into a series of stand alone books. Widdershins is a...
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Dark Star: H.R. Giger’s World (2015) Documentary Film Review
Belinda Sallin’s Dark Star begins emerging through an overgrowth of trees and ivy creeping slowly to a house that could easily be mistaken as abandoned in the midst of Zurich, Switzerland. The camera...
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Ireland Cosplay Con 2015 Review
On Saturday 6th of June the Ireland Cosplay Convention was host to many local fans, fully attired as the anime, gaming or sci-fi characters closest to their hearts for a good old-fashioned celebration...
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Blues for the Red Sun (2015) Comic Book Review
“Blues for the Red Sun” is the first installment of artist and animator Sam Megaw’s self-published graphic novel series tracking a lazy student who suddenly finds herself on the front line of a long...
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The Boat Builder (2015) Film Review
With the 30th anniversary of Back to the Future last month unleashing many the nostalgic movie marathons across the world, Christopher Lloyd has made a welcome return to the public eye. Though he also...
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The Fallen Idol (1948) Re-release Film Review
Carol Reed’s BAFTA winning The Fallen Idol (1948) is one of the latest classics restored through Studio Canal’s Digital Film restoration project for release this November. Originally based on Graham...
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