Arts.
The Lost Boys and Derby Live delve into the secrets of John Lennon’s FBI files to fascinating effect. Amy Gibbons reviews
King’s Head Theatre impress with an honest, thought-provoking production. Amy Gibbons reviews
Rose Matafeo is energetic, imaginative and very, very funny. Amy Gibbons reviews
Joel Dommett treads the line of being charming and alienating his audience. Liam Mullally Reviews
Mamoru Iriguchi blurs the line between theatre and film. Munisha Lall reviews
The Pretend Men create the perfect all-American cop movie spoof. Amy Gibbons reviews
Madwoman In The Attic is a tightly constructed piece of theatre. Holly Woolnough reviews
Matt Forde fields an impressive work in progress. Holly Woolnough reviews
This year’s Showstopper! lives up to high expectations. Munisha Lall reviews
Bertrand Lesca and Nasi Voutsas prove perfecting simplicity can make for captivating theatre. Amy Gibbons reviews
Grainne Maguire delivers political content without allowing it to feel political, writes Liam Mullally
Jonathan Pie works better in small installments, writes Liam Mullally