Reviews

We tried Newark’s first-ever sushi and every piece was heaven sent

I suppose most people have heard of the Cookie Monster. Well I am the sushi monster so I had to take myself to Newark’s first sushi restaurant.

‘Picture perfect’ stage adaptation of crime thriller

As a huge fan of the DCI Roy Grace book series by Peter James, I was very excited to see how the crime thrillers would translate to the stage.

Review: The Shark is Broken, at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal

Ever been curious about what actors get up to between takes? Well, here is a comedy with some bite.

Eat My Words: A transatlantic trip for the taste buds

There’s no need to book a flight — a world of flavour is being served up right here in Newark.

A reimagined timeless masterpiece provides more than a show but an experience

When a masterpiece is transformed into something that words can’t fully capture and it becomes a visual and auditory show, — I call it success.

Review: Girls and Boys at Nottingham Playhouse

Comedic, vulgar, and then heart-wrenching, it’s a brutally human display which Aisling Loftus delivers in her one-woman performance of Girls and Boys.

I had an impressive start to my meal

I spent the day dreaming about comfort mood so imagine my disappointment when this meal didn’t quite cut it.

Classic story turned into a mesmerizing pointee show

A story where the romantic pointee shoes should have been the main character, the dance with death stole the show and what a show.

Review: Classic sitcom stays true to its roots

The Robin Hood Theatre Company certainly put the good in The Good Life this week.

The Girl on the Train brought to life on stage

A fascinating yet hair-raising thriller has brought a book and a film onto the stage and delivered one of the best stage productions I have ever seen.