The Beekeeper of Aleppo
An experience in theatre that is unforgettable in so many ways. Nesrin Alrefaai and Matthew Spangler have adapted one of the times top three bestselling books of 2020 to bring it to life on the big stage, directed by Olivier Award winning Miranda Cromwell. The Beekeeper of Aleppo follows the Continue Reading
Chess Champ!
A very intriguing game of chess was played 2 nights ago when Magnus Carlsen was battling it out against Hikaru Nakamura. Magnus Carlsen is a famous Norwegian chess player and Chess Grandmaster. Chess.com rates him as number one – the best player in the world and is the first person Continue Reading
Terrible Times for Turkey & Syria
On the 6th February an earthquake struck the countries of Turkey and Syria and it hit hard! The earthquake registered 7.9 magnitude on the Richter scale – which means it caused very serious damage. It also had an aftershock which shows it was an extremely dangerous time. The BBC reported Continue Reading
Let’s Talk About Anxiety
Anxiety isn’t the best thing to have but many people have the symptoms. Sometimes parents find it difficult to believe their children. To help let’s start with how the NHS describes Anxiety and its symptoms The NHS website (www.nhs.uk) explains that symptoms experienced by young children (toddlers) mean they can Continue Reading
Boxing Boy
Most people think boxing is for adults. But as an amateur boxer myself I will tell you what it takes to be a boxer and fight! It takes hard work, practice, dedication and determination. But it’s not just that, it’s also listening. For an amateur boxer like me the first Continue Reading
Wednesday – A Review
Tim Burton reunites with Danny Elfman in his first TV show focusing on the life of Wednesday Addams from ‘The Addams Family’. For some, it may not come as a surprise that Burton took on this project as his interest lies in depicting outcasts in marginalised societies as well as Continue Reading
The Six Nations
The six nations is an annual international rugby union competition. The 2023 competition begins on the 4th February and will last 5 weeks. The previous winners are France and they will try and win again – but England will try and stop them. In the history f the Six Nations Continue Reading
Mould Kills Boy Aged 2!
Poor living conditions lead to fatal health complications, and have recently result in the death of a 2 year old boy in the UK. In an horrendous turn of events, a boy aged 2 died of terrifying breathing problems in December 2020, because of extreme mould and dew in his Continue Reading
Decision To Leave – Review
Park Chan Wook’s most recent film is a visually pleasing, but unusual combination of genres that works exceptionally well in some areas and less well in others. To start with, I was massively impressed by the cinematography and camera movements in this film and would go as far to consider Continue Reading
Avatar: ‘The Way of Water’ Review
This long-awaited sequel delves deeper into the fantastical world that James Cameron constructed for the original. Featuring a more elaborate story, on top of improved visuals, which come together to build a massive and awe-inspiring experience. ‘The Way of Water’ takes the Pandora we know and love and fills it Continue Reading