This is a film bites review of the new Norwegian film "The Worst Person in the World", directed by Joachim Trier. It is a romantic drama about the coming of age story of a twenty something woman about to turn 30. 

This podcast is a review of the recently released film The Phantom of the Open, a comedy-drama based upon the real life of Maurice Flitcroft who, as a complete novice, entered the British Open Golf Championship in 1976.

This podcast is a joie de vivre tribute to the greatest bowler in cricket's history, Shane Warne, who recently died at the tragically young age of 52

This podcast is a Film Bites review of the latest caped crusader film outing entitled The Batman, directed by Matt Reeves and starring Robert Pattinson.

This podcast reviews the new play at the Young Vic Theatre in London. It is written by Anthony McCarten and stars Paul Bettany and Jeremy Pope.

This is a Film Bites review of the recently released film The Duke, starring Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren

This podcast reviews Tina: The Tina Turner Musical playing currently at the Aldwych theatre in London

A Film Bites review of Kenneth Branagh's new movie version of Agatha Christie's novel Death on the Nile

This podcast is a review of Moulin Rouge: The Musical, now playing in the Piccadilly Theatre in Soho and traces both the history of the eponymous club itself and the story told in the musical. 

This podcast both tells the story that underlies the film, musical and song versions of Pretty Woman and reviews each one

The recounting of a sublime dining experience at the Michelin - starred restaurant Sola in Dean Street, Soho. 

This is the first of a series of six podcasts, each of which will recount one of the greatest frauds in history. It explains the DNA of the frauds and the six constituent elements that they share. The first episode then tells the story of Elizabeth Holmes and her breakthrough bio-technology company Theranos from its glory days until its ultimate dissolution. 

A review of the current Cirque du Soleil show Luzia at the Royal Albert Hall. A marvelous spectacle and a marvel that it is showing at all given the ravages of the Covid pandemic. A true recovery story.

This Joie de Vivre review of the current London stage version of Cabaret (starring Eddie Redmayne and Jessie Buckley) gives you not only the historical context for the work but also a real feel for the theatrical event you will enjoy.