REVIEW: Two / Green Room Productions
Two actors play all characters: at the centre are a pub landlady and landlord - and a marriage riven by bickering and bitterness
Reviews
REVIEW: The Shawshank Redemption
An uplifting and heart-warming tale set in a tough prison environment with poignant moments and plenty of surprises
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