Barbarians Review
The warm welcome I received from all the staff at the Former Central St. Martin’s School of Art, not forgetting…
Swingin’ on a Saturday
As I listened to Matthew VanKan open his night of celebrating Frank Sinatra with Fly Me to the Moon I was transported to a…
Diner: the best movie you’ve never seen?
“Do you ever get the feeling that there’s something going on that we don’t know about?” asks one of the…
‘Shirley Valentine’ Theatre Review
As I took my seat in The Marlborough Theatre and was greeted with Queen’s ‘I Want to Break Free’ I…
Review: Appropriate Behaviour Q&A
Appropriate Behaviour begins and ends with a twenty-something woman on a subway train. The woman’s name is Shirin, a bisexual…
5 Great Female Characters in Film
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Badger contributor Jack Stockdale recaps some of her favourite female characters in films in the last…
Audience and the Hobbit: The Burden of Expectation
When adapting any popular book to the big screen, one of the most important and difficult elements of the process…
Artlists: Over/Under
The Arts team continue their new section in which they come up with a theme and then list our film/music/TV/literary…
Bitter Lake Review
Adam Curtis’ latest documentary, Bitter Lake, examines the roles of America, Britain and Saudi Arabia over the past sixty years…
SUDS: Cinderella – The Adult Pantomime
Writer/Director Judey Bignell took on a huge responsibility with this piece. She had less than a term to mould…
Still The Enemy Within + Q&A Review
The fact that this documentary had won the Audience Award at this year’s Sheffield Doc/Fest was an instant giveaway of…
Little Dragon – Brighton Dome, 17/11
If you put aside acts like Robyn, The Knife and Swedish House Mafia, Little Dragon are probably the hottest export…
The Imitation Game Review
This year’s BFI London Film Festival had the honour of opening its diverse array of film screenings and events with…
The master of suspense: why is Alfred Hitchcock still the most fascinating director of the twentieth century?
Sarah Betts Alfred Hitchcock. ‘Hitch’ to those he honoured with his regard. An icon of the world of cinema and…
The Seven Psychopaths – CINECITY
Christos Papadogeorgopoulos Brighton’s 10th Cine-City festival opened with a screening of the much anticipated ‘The Seven Psychopaths’. Although the showing…
Shoot The Wrx: Jeff Keen
Ruth Atkinson Brighton Museum and Art Gallery have JUST opened a new exhibition, “Shoot the Wrx”. The show is a…
Big Keen Screen
Marie Hawkins Jeff Keen. This name may not ring a bell, but if you see his explosive, energetic and eccentric…
The Judas Kiss Theatre Royal Brighton
Hannah Staff 8th November Any production staged at the stunning Theatre Royal Brighton sets itself up to high expectations and…
Untouchable Duke of York’s Picturehouse
Robert Henry Though it touches only lightly on its more delicate issues, ‘Untouchable’ will continue to win over audiences (perhaps…
Previews – The Judas Kiss
John Attridge Theatre Royal Brighton Mon 5th-Sat 10th November 19:45. £19-39 David Hare’s celebrated play comes from Richmond to the…