Can the dead really walk again? Belief and scepticism clash, but something feels strange and frightening, and that something is getting closer, so they’re going to stay up… until 2:22… and then they’ll know. Continue reading Theatre Review: 2:22 A Ghost Story
What do you do when the only one who can help you is the one who broke your heart? Continue reading Book Review: How to Train Your Viscount
The White Tower. A terrible vision. Her home invaded and precious documents stolen. Continue reading Book Review: The Queen of Heaven
A light-hearted memoir of a young stage manager who – quite by chance – became the first person to be called a Theatre Sound Designer. Continue reading Book Review: Name Dropping in the Wings
In the summer of 1935, six-year-old Emily Evans vanishes from her familyās vacation home on a remote Minnesota lake. Continue reading Book Review: The Lost Girls
Roman is young, and his failure in finding love drives his longing to leave this world. That is, unless, he can find the girl he is convinced is also searching for him. Continue reading Book Review: For the Love of Roman
Think you’re living in an environmental dystopia? Wait until we start thawing a frozen planet with pig farts Continue reading Book Review: Heart of Swine
To celebrate the launch of James Pattersonās new Alex Cross book: Fear No Evil, Penguin Books put on an immersive courtroom drama: The Judge, The Jury and James Patterson. Continue reading Book Launch: Fear No Evil
Funny, cheeky, naughty, gasp inducing and stuffed with plenty of wow, La Clique is the ultimate ālet your hair downā live show. Continue reading Theatre Review: La Clique
Arriving penniless and friendless in 1919ās America, May is forced to choose between honest poverty, or crime. Continue reading Book Review: Chicago May
Paradise is a Library 