Review: War Horse, Millennium Centre
By Abbie Rands Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Arriving at the Millenium Centre, there could be no doubt of the buzz surrounding this play. […]
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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang review at the New Theatre
Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà ÔÿåÔÿå by Sarah Thompson As somebody who recently saw the Millennium centre performance of this show, the New Theatre had
ÔÇÿArt’, the comical canvas of emotion
A play that goes beyond white men arguing over a white painting. Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿå by Jess Warren Among a crowd of
Review: You Were Never Really Here
Mere minutes into Lynne Ramsey’s You Were Never Really Here, you are completely aware that this is a violent, difficult
Review: The Greatest Showman
The Greatest Showman follows the crazy imagination of American businessman, politician and importantly, a showman. The box office success celebrates
Review: Black Panther
Black Panther has set world records, smashed the box office and started a cultural phenomenon. We asked Quench contributors to
Tranquillity, Base, Hotel + Casino Album Review
It took the Arctic Monkeys 5 years to make a come-back. Tranquillity, Base, Hotel & Casino is unexpected, different
REVIEW: The Thai House via Wriggle
Here at Quench Food & Drink we love being loyal to local and independent businesses, and Wriggle helps us discover
WoW Festival Review: Mary and the Witch’s Flower
The Wales One World festival celebrates eclectic worldwide cinema and has been since 2001. This rich selection of film, adventures
BFI Flare 2018: Love, Simon
A light-hearted romantic comedy is as essential to adolescent life as heartbreak and rebellion. Yet, for years, the only romcoms
NIFF 2018: Pop Aye
A story as foreign in location as it is in concept, Pop Aye relates the journey of a disillusioned Thai
NIFF 2018: The Silent Child screening and Q&A with Julie Foy
Things got up and running on the second day of Newcastle International Film Festival with a matinee screening of the
NIFF 2018: Get Carter screening and Q&A with Mike Hodges
Newcastle at the moment isn’t quite a city known for its film moments. Sure there have been occasions; Transformers filmed
Sunflower Bean Twentytwo In Blue Album Review
Brooklyn trio Sunflower Bean first burst onto the scene in 2016 with their debut full-length record, Human Ceremony, which gave
Review: Downsizing
Alexander Payne embarks on his latest cinematic journey in a transformative tackling of ever-present social, moral and political issues through
Review: God’s Own Country
God’s Own Country is the film Hollywood forgot about. Move over Jon Snow, there’s a new brooding protagonist in town.
Review: The Shape of Water
Guillermo Del Toro’s latest escapist fantasy tells a familiar fairytale of freak love between human and creature. However the director’s
Review: I, Tonya
Everyone thinks they know what happened when figure skater Nancy Kerrigan was attacked and injured right before the 1994 Olympics.
Review: Phantom Thread
Phantom Thread is a portrait of the dissatisfied artist whose work can never be done; an exploration of desire and
Scandinavian singers putting a new spin on the pop music we know
Recently there seems to be a huge number of Scandinavian popstars bringing out some absolutely great music. They seem to