Hamlet at the Sam Wanamaker: A Tragic Performance? ★★
By Ben Helme and Anna Berkowitz It’s perhaps the definitive Shakespeare play, and the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse should be one…
Death on the Nile ★★
By Jessica Pretorius Death on the Nile is a pleasant movie. It’s fairly engaging and enjoyable to watch, but this…
The Distant Barking of Dogs (2017)
By Fabien Schmidt On Thursday, 3rd of March 2022, LSE’s Amnesty International Society organized a screening of the documentary, “The…
Alt-J: The Dream ★★★
By Jessica Pretorius Like many, my knowledge of the Alt-J doesn’t go much further than 2012’s Breezeblocks. But, when I…
Mother’s Day Film Recommendations
By Inayah Inam An under-appreciated holiday I would say, Mother’s Day really should get a lot more attention. So here…
9 to 5: satisfying, entertaining, and amusing throughout ★★★★
By James Knudsen 9 to 5 is a story of the liberation of three women from negative patriarchal figures. Violet…
The Reviews Team Oscar Predictions 2022
By The Reviews Team In alphabetical order Best Actor in a Leading Role Opinions: “Kinda boring choices in my opinion!…
The Batman: a darker form of justice ★★★★
By Aryan Aggarwal Few superheroes have had as many renditions on the silver screen as the caped crusader. Hence director…
The show must go on! LSESU Dance Society ascends to deliver a powerhouse show ★★★★
By Inayah Inam and Rohan Kuruvilla ‘AscenDance 2022’, LSE’s biggest annual dance event finally returned in-person to the Peacock Theatre…
Pam and Tommy: this wild wild 90s ride fails to pack more than just voyeuristic curiosity ★★★
By Inayah Inam Hell hath no fury like an unpaid carpenter. The hotly anticipated and vividly nostalgic “Pam and Tommy”…
