Even posh boy conspiracies have limits
It is rare for writers to declare all their interests when putting finger to keyboard, but as we are talking private education I feel obliged to confess that I ...
Category: Review
Brexit, Pursued by a Blairite
Struggling for an explanation of who I was dragging my girlfriend to see at the Southbank Centre on Sunday, I alighted on the two words most descriptive of Matt...
Rosmersholm has sympathy for our Brexit psychodrama
With a divided country driven mad by political strife as it hovers on the brink of a contentious election, you could almost imagine that Rosmersholm was inspire...
How the diversocrats tried to Knock Down the House
It’s petty, but for the last minutes of Knock Down the House I could only fixate on the psychology of a man who wears shorts as his girlfriend ousts an in...
Vice is a pleasingly cynical Big Short for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars
I’m unsure if I was supposed to enjoy the joyous cynicism of the opening half-hour of Vice as much as I did, nor if I was enjoying it quite as its creator...