I‘ve seen some fine theatre in the past week, including Bookworms in the Abbey, The Master Builder in The New Theatre and The Goddess of Liberty in the Project Arts Theatre. Below is my video review of the latter two plays. I’d love to hear what you think. Both The Master Builder and The Goddess of Liberty run until Saturday 18th February. For more information, click on the links below.
We are right in the middle of Award Show season and the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) is really the last chance for the Oscar hopefuls to see which way things might go on the night. It was a glamorous night for the British as the stars braved the icy temperatures in hopes of taking home a coveted award. Awards were won, shoes were lost and the cameramen really loved Gary Oldman. This pretty much sums up this year’s BAFTA ceremony. In the Hollywood showbiz world, which thrives on the new and exciting, it is perhaps slightly ironic that the film to sweep the awards was a silent black and white film celebrating the birth of Hollywood movies. Even on British shores, proof once again that silence truly is golden, celebrated film The Artist took a total of seven awards home. Much as the film is loved by Hollywood and critics … There’s more
Simon O’Keeffe presents his debut solo show in The Workman’s Club on February 18th. Let’s face it, with a name like that why wouldn’t you want to go, eh? Simon is the regular MC at the Capital Comedy Club in the Ha’penny and has decided that it’s about time he branched out and gave his audience what they want: a whole hour or thereabouts of his fabulous humour. Support on the night will be provided by the rather funny Matt Saddlier who has supported Eddie Izzard (so therefore must be good!) Simon has kindly agreed to give us a set of tickets to give away to our lovely readers, so to be in with a chance to win them simply answer the following question: Simon is the regular MC at which comedy club? Competition closes Friday 17th February 2012 at 5pm and we will notify winner by email. Good luck!
