Oft-overlooked Disney classic, Bedknobs and Broomsticks dazzles and delights in its World Premiere UK Tour
Unencumbered by franchise and existing characters and plot lines, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is a creatively satisfying story: a martial arts action epic, with a beating, emotional core and nuanced characters
Despite intentionally branding itself as a prequel to quirky spy thrillers Kingsman: The Secret Service and Kingsman: The Golden Circle, The King’s Man lacks any of the levity and silliness that made its predecessors successful
Watching Fabian Aloise’s engaging and energetic choreography is sure to bring a smile to your face
The stage adaptation of Disney’s massively successful 2013 animation possesses the same magic that made the original so beloved
Amidst the chaos of being repeatedly exterminated by a particularly persistent machine-gun wielding Dalek, Doctor Who still finds time for a bit of romance
Andrew Garfield is simply sensational in the Netflix adaptation of Jonathan Larson’s semi-autobiographical stage musical
Is Single All The Way setting the world alight for its complex plotting? No. But it’s about time that the gays had a clichéd, fluffy Christmas film, isn’t it?
The second film adaptation of Bernstein and Sondheim’s 1957 musical is a cinema highlight of 2021
Tom Holland’s third outing as the teenage superhero is the perfect evolution from Homecoming and Far From Home
Walt Disney Animation Studios’ 60th feature film proves fresh, relatable and given heaps of energy with Lin-Manuel Miranda’s reverent soundtrack
The final chapter of Jodie Whittaker’s last series feels overstuffed and awkwardly convenient
Flux finally starts to offer up answers, though feels simultaneously overstuffed, yet also uneventful
Doctor Who ends this week’s episode with potentially the biggest cliffhanger in its entire history
Doctor Who‘s latest instalment certainly takes advantage of its serial format
Marking Disney Plus’s second anniversary, Disney Plus Day yielded a huge number of announcements
Doctor Who’s most ambitious story to date continues with the return of a fan-favourite enemy
Chlo´´é Zhao’s ‘Eternals’ continues Marvel Phase Four’s trend of character development, but suffers when it comes to pace and clarity
Anything Goes at the Barbican Centre is a massive highlight of the 2021 Theatre Season
In the first London revival of Larry Kramer’s autobiographical play, The Normal Heart perfectly portrays the devastating anger and crippling isolation of the 80s gay community
Almost 20 months since the end of the last series, Doctor Who returns for a story of epic proportions
The 1998 beloved DreamWorks animation makes for a spectacular and affecting production at the Dominion Theatre.
As camp as a row of tents, Diana: The Musical, recently released as a filmed version on Netflix, is completely incongruous with what the world has come to expect of an adaptation of The People’s Princess’ life, but it’s deliciously addictive all the same.
Despite the controversial casting at the centre of the film, Dear Evan Hansen is just as emotional and impactful as its source material
With an energetic, toe-tapping soundtrack and genuinely jaw-dropping special effects, Back to the Future is an astounding theatrical feast
After two premature closures at the Southwark Playhouse, Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years finally graces the West End – and it has been worth the wait
Despite the abundance of talent within the cast and behind the camera, Cinderella ranges from mildly entertaining to downright unwatchable
The long-anticipated solo movie for the lone female Avenger is almost everything a fan could hope for, but it still doesn’t make up for the past treatment of the character
From a screenplay by Matt Lieberman and Zak Penn, Free Guy is a witty, innovative and refreshing film ably supported by a charismatic cast
Finally making its world premiere, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella has certainly been worth the wait
Within its sophomore outing, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series more than that it exists far beyond the shadow of its Disney Channel namesake
Literal fish-out-of-water Luca (Jacob Tremblay) has a transformative summer with new friend Alberto (Jack Dylan Grazer) as he yearns to stretch his fins and explore greener, less aquatic, pastures
This Is Us‘s shorter fifth season is concerned more with intimacy than with spectacle
Despite a solid and promising premiere, NBC’s Smash‘s star burnt out before it could set the world ablaze
AKA The One With Nostalgia Factor And Not Much Else
Delightfully camp, and devilishly entertaining, Cruella is family friendly fun.
What are you waiting five?
Adapted from Leigh Bardugo’s bestselling fantasy series, Netflix’s Shadow and Bone is a massively engaging hit
Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer’s amusing take on the superhero genre is silly, but enjoyable
Stowaway starts with conviction and a compelling, wrought concept, but ultimately loses its way in the finale
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