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Review: The Chemical Brothers’ ‘Don’t Think’ at FACT

Review: The Chemical Brothers’ ‘Don’t Think’ at FACT

Remember we were banging on about the Chemical Brothers’ live film ‘Don’t Think’, showing for one evening at FACT? Turns out it was a gob-smackingly amazing experience, as shown in the wobbly YouTube clip below. One punter, Nic Ryan, was so overwhelmed by the whole thing he sent in a sort of mini-review to us [...]


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Review: J. Edgar

Review: J. Edgar

An extraordinary life, a lasting legacy, a singularly complex individual. But does the new J. Edgar biopic capture its leading character in all his dubious glory?


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Review: The Iron Lady

Review: The Iron Lady

Vinny Lawrenson-Woods manages to sit through The Iron Lady for the SevenStreets review. We only wish he’d get off the fence…


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The Ladykillers: Review

The Ladykillers: Review

A triumphant way to usher in the next hundred years? Or did the Playhouse’s latest production die on its feet? Jamie Bowman reviews The Ladykillers.


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Eye’s Wide Open: New Open Eye Gallery

Eye’s Wide Open: New Open Eye Gallery

At long last the Open Eye Gallery re-opens to the public at Mann Island with an unusual breakfast event and talk from photographer Mitch Epstein. Rachel Gardner (she’s American, you know) was there too…


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Review: Lanterns on the Lake

Review: Lanterns on the Lake

Ethereal, emotional and electrifying. Laura Brown is utterly enraptured by Lanterns on the Lake, at Leaf for Liverpool Music Week.


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The Swallowing Dark Review

The Swallowing Dark Review

Another glowing batch of reviews for Lizzie Nunnery – and another sign that this Liverpool songwriter and dramatist is the one to watch.


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Review: Living In The Material World

Review: Living In The Material World

For a short season only, Scorsese’s unblinking eye captures, vividly, the life, times and singular journey of the spiritual Beatle. Don’t miss it.


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Red State: Review

Red State: Review

Kevin Smith’s new film tackles the weightiest of subjects – but, asks Vinny Lawrenson-Woods, can he do it with his customary lightness of touch?


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Review: Tartuffe at The Playhouse

Review: Tartuffe at The Playhouse

Look, we’re not even going to attempt a single rhyming couplet in this review. How could we, when we’ve just sat through a masterclass?


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Review: Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows

Review: Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows

— Vinny Lawrenson-Woods takes a look at the director's latest goth pomp romp, starring Johnny Depp.

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Radar: New Season at the Phil

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