Drama Society’s “The 39 Steps” Draws Raucous Laughs
The Beaver reviews Drama Society’s final production of the Michaelmas Term: The 39 Steps is a fiery comedy that showcases…
Dog Docs: For All The Good Boys We’ve Ever Loved
The new Netflix original documentary series is a treat (pun intended) for everyone. You’d be silly to think it a…
Daughters – Back with a Vengeance
You Won’t Get What You Want is the first album from the band Daughters since their self-titled record in 2010,…
“Bohemian Rhapsody”: Is It Worth Your Time?
Something I didn’t expect happened while I was watching the Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody: I started enjoying myself. Not…
One Roti King To Rule Them All
When you lay claim to the throne of a dish, it’s a brave move. It’s important to have the necessary…
Bridges in Brixton
I had agreed, during an impulsive episode, to go to this gig about six months ago, only to be pleasantly…
A domestic drama that burns like a wildfire
Small-town American life has never felt so claustrophobic as in Paul Dano’s directorial debut Wildlife. Adapted from Richard Ford’s novel,…
The Crimes of JK Rowling: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018)
“Nothing happens” If tearing down a bad blockbuster wasn’t so satisfying, that’s all I would say about this film. Fantastic…
Remembering The Real-Life Superhero: Stan Lee (1922-2018)
On November 12, Stanley Martin Lieber suddenly and sadly passed away. From being an iconic comic-book writer and working in…
“Mandy”: Nicolas Cage goodness
I can’t say I’d given much thought to what Nicolas Cage might do next. His films come thick and fast…
