Review: David Hoyle's Licking Wounds, Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Written for Time Out Don’t be fooled by David Hoyle’s title of choice – he’s not the sheepish type. Instead, the artist formerly known as Di...

Sideways Glance Outwards

“Enough already,” I can hear you shouting, “What’s with the navel-gazing?” Well, yes, quite. The final days of the calendar year may be prim...

Sideways Glance Backwards

Well that, as they say, was the year that was. The tolling of midnight on Thursday will signal the end of my first calendar year of reviewin...

Review: 1984, Battersea Arts Centre

Written for Culture Wars The future, according to George Orwell, is best encapsulated by “a boot stamping on a human face forever.” Should t...

Review: The Stefan Golaszewski Plays, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Stefan Golaszewski is the sort of man who hopes to fall in love on public transport, who soaks in the city dreamily...

Review: The Fahrenheit Twins, Barbican

Written for Culture Wars Stationed on a remote arctic island, celebrated anthropologists Boris and Una Fahrenheit are knee-deep in research ...

Ever tried.

On a roundabout journey through the dusty corners of the internet, I stumbled across the following youtube clip. In many ways, its just anot...