REVIEW: The Shawshank Redemption
An uplifting and heart-warming tale set in a tough prison environment with poignant moments and plenty of surprises
Reviews
REVIEW: De La Warr Pavilion spring exhibitions
By Alison Norwood, volunteer arts reviewer
An anticipatory hubbub greeted the artists and gallery staff at the opening of two new exhibitions – new wishes. by Jenine Marsh and How Many Fires, How Many Suns, How Many Dawns? by Sayan Chanda.
The two spaces in this gallery by the sea in
REVIEW: Gathered Around the Sun
This exhibition treads the line between bringing old and new together, while being coherent and showing variations of styles of art for differing tastes
REVIEW: Dana Awartani Standing by the Ruins
Mosaic floor installations and artwork constructed from silk reveal trauma in this exhibition reflecting loss of cultural heritage
REVIEW: The Ravilious Collection at Towner
"The realism across many different media forms a capsule of the inter-war years while still being entirely recognisable today. Do visit; it is an excellent way to appreciate this meaningful artistic life"
REVIEW: The Adventures of Peter Pan
By Gary Murray, volunteer theatre reviewer
There’s something magical about a pantomime.
Go through the doors of the Devonshire Park or the Hippodrome theatres and you’re in a world of fun and laughter, colour and Christmas.
Many of the boys and girls in the audience who were brought
REVIEW: To Kill a Mockingbird
The award-winning story of racial tensions in America in the 1930s successfully transitions to the stage as lawyer Atticus Finch stands up to those challenging his belief that everyone deserves to be treated with respect