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The Social Reckoning review - falling short of Facebook's sins
Aaron Sorkin’s sequel to his The Social Network screenplay is an old-fashioned, stolid response to social media’s wildfire spread and…
Marty Gleeson, Soho Theatre review - off-kilter, fey and fun
Earlier this year Marty Gleeson was the first Irish woman to win best newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards for her debut hour, Dog Ear.…
Into the Woods, Noël Coward Theatre review - honouring a masterpiece
Into the Woods, let's dare to state it, is the most perfect music-theatre creation of the last 40 years. Sondheim's sense of timing, equal…
The Lost Children of Tuam review - chilling account of abuse at an Irish home for unmarried mothers
Making the television news even in the UK, let alone in hundreds of countries around the world, the story of the lost Irish children of…
London Film Festival 2026 - tackling Hamlet, clinging to childhood, gambling with marriage and dodging snowy prejudice
This year is the 70th birthday of the London Film Festival – the grand variety pack of films from the year’s other festivals, with few…
The Yellow Tie review - politics, philosophy and unanswered questions
The titular yellow tie isn’t seen much in this lavish biopic, a gift “for a future Prime Minister of Romania” from Sean Bean’s grumpy…
As You Like It, RSC, Stratford review - Jonathan Groff in a dress!
There’s a sinister edge these days to men dressed all in black, marching in step. They used to be quite funny (in this country anyway) and…
Sophie Calle: Something Missing?, Turner Contemporary review - sheer delight
Fancy a trip to the seaside, if the fine weather returns? Then make Margate your destination. On my visit the sea was blue and the light…
Marble Hall Murders, BBC One review - murders most symmetrical in double-death mystery
This third and final instalment of Anthony Horowitz’s Susan Ryeland trilogy continues the author’s ingenious mystery-within-a-mystery…
Wind Alone, Sand Alone - Make No Sound, Stone Nest review - an extraordinary in the round performance
The autumnal return of the K-Music Festival, which started in 2013, is good news for those who like their world music adventurous,…

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