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Ever since I saw ‘Dead Ringers’, the films of David Cronenberg have filled me with feelings of “look away now”. But ‘A Dangerous Method’, exploring the relationship between a young Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender), his disturbed patient and lover Sabina Spielrein … Continue reading
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Of all the new British bands, Sheffield’s Slow Club stand out for making pretty riffs and hooks you’ve heard a million times, into something distinctly above the average. Yes, they’re quite tidy and maybe we should expect more from rock … Continue reading
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Frank Skinner & Friends, a reprisal of his Comedy Crunch, sees the amiable stand-up compering a week of comedy talent in London’s West End, with different acts each night. At sixteen pounds a show, it’s good value, if you … Continue reading
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Top 5: 1) Wonderful Christmastime – Paul McCartney (1979) It’s one of those McCartney songs that’s so simple it’s ridiculous. The chorus goes round and round like “Your Mother Should Know”, and the record has a nice “boing, boing” synthesizer … Continue reading
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Ariel Dorfman’s ‘Death and the Maiden’, revived in this new production starring Thandie Newton, is a psychological pressure cooker of a play with political overtones. In an unnamed country in the transition from dictatorship to democracy, a middle-class couple, Paulina and … Continue reading
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If you like James Corden, and eighteenth-century Italian farce, then you’ll love One Man, Two Guvnors. But most people don’t crave that combination, so it must be the ‘Gavin and Stacey’ star in the lead role as a buffoon, that’s … Continue reading
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The template for Matilda the Musical seems to be a combination of Oliver’s exuberance and the classroom rebellion of Grange Hill, although Roald Dahl’s view of school life was far nastier than Lionel Bart’s or Phil Redmond’s. Aussie comic Tim Minchin … Continue reading
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Bon Iver: I might be the only person on the planet who didn’t play Bon Iver’s debut album ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ to death. For sure, the title track ‘For Emma’ is a classic, but did Justin Vernon’s sensitive indie rock really … Continue reading
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The back-story of The Beatles’ rise from playing the clubs of Hamburg to becoming the biggest pop group in the world, is well documented. The focus of this stage adaptation of Ian Softley’s1994 movie of the same name, is the … Continue reading
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Beth Jeans Houghton appears on stage tonight at The Lexington wearing a tiger suit with hood AND a beanie. It’s a balmy late September’s evening in London and the Newcastle singer admits to sweating like a trooper. The things people … Continue reading
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