Reviews
V Day 2015: Reviewed
V Day is a global activist movement to end violence against women and children inspired by Eve Ensler’s play, The Vagina Monologues. As a
Spring: Reviewed
Horror movie buffs listen in, romance movie buffs listen in, indie movie buffs listen in, Basically anyone who wants to experience a genre
Birdman: Reviewed
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... Birdman? Yes, that right, its Birdman, the fictional superhero movie within the movie (am I confusin
Almost Famous, Russell Peters
Russell Peters is at the top of his game, there is no doubt about that. After an arguably damp squib of a performance last year in Colombo,&nbs
The Theory of Everything: Reviewed
The Theory of Everything. One single unifying equation that explains everything in the universe. That is the question. The one that encompass
Gone Girl: Reviewed
The movie begins stating that the ‘Primal questions of any marriage’ are “What are you thinking?” “How are you feelin
Reviewed: The Victoria Chorale
The month of December is my favourite time not only because I get a bucket load of gifts but also because there are so many concerts
The Hundred Foot Journey
So when it comes to comedies and dramedies revolving around the wonderful world of food and cooking there’s not much that immediately
Murder on the Orient Express
Murder on the Orient Express was brought to an enthusiastic audience on Saturday November 29 at the Mount Lavinia Hotel. The evening
Ouija: Reviewed
That one time I was walking along the road outside an asylum, I met this guy. You know what he said? He asked me to never watch Ouija. I
Dashing Through The Snow
“Love knows no Season’ sang the famous choir “The Revelations” heralding the Christmas Season. It was followed by a Gospel
Big Hero 6: Reviewed
Ah another Disney movie, didn’t Frozen come out like four days ago? NO? Oh wow and it’s a based on a marvel comic too. Hello there
Songs of Love and Longing
“Songs of Love and Longing” is the meaning of the “Sriyah” dance show performed at the Lionel Wendt theatre on Friday, 7th
Boyhood: Reviewed
I remember stumbling upon an article a few years ago about a filmmaker attempting to create a coming of age movie, filming across 12 years
TMNT: Reviewed
There was a time when I and a whole lot of you just could not get that song out of our heads (sometimes I still can’t).
Begin Again: Reviewed
What is it about indie movies that make them so beautiful? Indie movies are in my opinion the best kind, they’re more honest, and they are mo
The Bridget White Diaries
You call them Burghers, we call them ’Anglo-Indians’. Just like in Sri Lanka,
Fox on the Green
Colombo’s favourite watering hole and the neighbourhood fun bar in the heart of the city, In on the Green (IOG) is partnering with the latest radio
The Phantom of the Opera
Bringing to life one of the most loved and most successful musicals of all time was always going to be an ambitious undertaking, so how did the Wor
Dazzle - In A Singing Style!
The Cantabile School Of singing was founded in 2004 by Prashilini Peiris with just 5 students. The school now has fabulously talented singers and d
Musicmatters Trio
The Musicmatters Jazz Trio comprises of Borey Shin (piano), Sumudi Suraweera (drums) and Isaac Smith (double bass) will perform this Sunday at 1864, G
Puswedilla Ars Idle
Sri Lankans love politics and the “Puswedilla” series of plays have gone down very well with the audience.
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World’s Grandest Cars
Have you heard of a car collection so obscenely large that the owner could drive a different car every day for 19 years?
Toccata: Reviewed
Months of training and weeks of touring culminated in three electric shows last weekend as Toccata Musical Productions, presented by Wizard Enterta
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Grease Yaka: Reviewed
Directed by Ruwanthie de Chickera and presented by AnandaDrama and Stages Theatre Group, ‘Grease Yaka’ sought to explore how fears and
Training for Miss Sri Lanka
The second and third days of training for the contestants went well as our top ten girls attended a workshop by Loretta Gunewardena who is a corporate
Walk for WIN
Violence and abuse against women and girls is a recurring story which needs to be addressed critically and Women In Need (WIN) is one such organisatio
Kids Aloud!
Whether your child is a seasoned actor, or lurking in the wings battling stage-fright, this holiday season you have the chance to help them learn the
Walking Path: Reviewed
The synopsis of ‘Walking Path’, a devised, wordless play directed by Jayampathi Guruge and scripted by Ruwanthie de Chickera, mocks me
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