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  1. Book: Eleven Eleven by Paul Dowswell

    Book: Eleven Eleven by Paul Dowswell  

    Paul Dowswell is building up a reputation for his brilliant historical novels. ALLISON JOHNSTON enjoyed this uncompromising First World War offering...

  2. Book: The Flash: Clock King’s Time Bomb

    Book: The Flash: Clock King’s Time Bomb  

    You can't beat a good superhero yarn as LESLEY FINLAY found out...

  3. Book: Secret Of The Shadows by Cathy MacPhail

     

    ASTRID FINLAY delved into the spooky world of Tyler Lawless who has a ghostly mystery to solve in a Cathy MacPhail novel...

  4. Book: In-Depth Acting by Dee Cannon

    Book: In-Depth Acting by Dee Cannon  

    LESLEY FINLAY took some tips from former RADA tutor Dee Cannon in a handy little book from Oberon...

  5. Theatre: The Nutcracker (Royal Opera House Cinema)

    Theatre: The Nutcracker (Royal Opera House Cinema)  

    LESLEY and ASTRID FINLAY enjoyed a night of ballet - in the cinema - as part of the Royal Opera House Cinema season. Here's what they thought...

  6. Theatre: Aladdin – A Wish Come True

     

    Panto fan LESLEY FINLAY visited the new O2 theatre to see a master of the genre in action...

  7. Theatre: Jersey Boys

     

    Ahh! The jukebox musical - an enduring recipe for theatrical success. Eve Mountfort popped in to see one of the best...

  8. Carnegie Medal: the runners and riders!

    Carnegie Medal: the runners and riders!  

    The winner of the Carnegie Medal is announced on Thursday. Here, our reviewers give their verdict on the nominated authors. It is such a stellar cast - who'd be a judge...?!

  9. Free tickets!

     

    Hello all! Come and join us on May 24th at the Palace Theatre in London’s glitzy West End to see Singin’ in the Rain for a special teacher workshop and preview courtesy of encore Tickets. The classic play offers a great chance for pupils to appreciate how films and acting styles developed with the invention […]

  10. Review: Long Day’s Journey Into Night

     

    Julia Pirie caught O'Neill's autobiographical heavyweight before it hit the West End. Here, she offers her verdict...