Documentary Review: Stranger at the Gate

Stranger at the Gate is part of the New Yorker’s documentary series and is available to stream for free. It is a short but powerful conversation starter and Oscar nominated. Stranger at the Gate is…

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FILM REVIEW: THE INSPECTION

The Inspection’s overriding message is that a young gay, Black man can be his own hero. The Inspection is written and directed by Elegance Bratton. It is based on his own life as a young…

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Five plays to see this February, London theatre

Even the pandemic didn’t stop me from seeing plays. I became a streaming theatre queen but nothing can ever replace the buzz of being in a live space and slurping down a cheeky G&T in…

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Theatre review: Linck and Mulhahn, Hampstead Theatre

Good art should either provoke or add to a continuing conversation. That’s what this new play, Linck and Mulhahn by Ruby Thomas does in ways not seen on the London stage before. It’s a complex…

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Eureka Day, Old Vic – Theatre Review

Helen Hunt leads a top notch cast in this perceptive satire of liberalism and political correctness through the predominately white middle class gaze. Eureka Day is set in a fictional school in Berkeley where a…

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