Reviews
Review : No Sex Please, We’re ...
Trouble walked right in to the Hunter home and came to stay as Peter Hunter, the Manager of a sub branch of the National United Bank was made
Review : The Monuments Men
I was lucky enough to be invited to the Berlin Film Festival earlier on this month. The following is a review of The Monuments Men, which prem
Review : An evening with Steve Ross
At the Crystal Ball room of the Taj Samudra, cabaret performer Steve Ross rendered a magnificent performance as singer and pianist to a packed
Review : Men Without Shadows
The Lionel Wendt was buzzing with excitement over the weekend with the much anticipated Jean Paul Satre’s thriller
Review - Bellamy Brothers
The show began with the De Lanerolle Brothers singing “When I come back, say you’ll marry me…” and after a long wait,
Movie Review: August: Osage County
Stage-screen adaptations can be arduous, implausible and melodramatic.
Movie Review: The Bling Ring
Is Sofia Coppola’s oeuvre simply a product of her famed father Francis Ford’s success?
Review: Rukshan Perera Live in Concert
Last Sunday night the Bishops College auditorium came alive with eclectic and energetic Jazz beats, all courtesy of Mr. Rukshan Perera.
Review: Mirage in concert
Celebrating their silver jubilee, Mirage unleashed the magic in their music at the Grand Ballroom in Hotel Galadari on Sunday, 22 December.
Review: Passion 2013
Passion was given free rein to when eight incredibly talented artists voiced their fervour and creativity through artworks last weekend.
Review: 'A Christmas Wish'
A Christmas Wish, presented by past and present Peterites and a few guest actors went on boards last weekend, on the 6th, 7th & 8th of December
“Revelations” in Concert
“Gloria in Excelsis Deo” sang out “The Revelations” as they started their concert on Sunday, 8th December 2013 in the audit
De Lanerolle Christmas Concert 2013
“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas..” sang Rohan and Ishan De Lanerolle starting off their Christmas concert on M
Review: "This Is It" by Choro Calibre
Choro Calibre celebrated four successful years as a versatile youth choir and brought to life diverse genres of music of different eras on the 25th
Book Review: Fragile Things by Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman cannot be pinned down, he scrawls across many genres, invoking life in old legends from foreign countries, well-worn fairy tales, twist
Movie Review: Pacific Rim
At its most exciting and most basic, Pacific Rim is about colossal aliens and giant robots fighting each other to the death.
Movie Review: Frances Ha
Noah Baumbach’s dazzling 1995 debut – Kicking and Screaming – is about a group of sophisticated but lazy college graduates who re
Concert for Change in aid of RMDA
The “A Team” began the show and Umaria Sinhawansa sang from the heart “Here we are in Heaven” after Shevan had explained th
Sister Act: Setting higher standards
Ladies College is known for their excellence in the school drama circuit, but what they pulled off over the last weekend certainly raised the bar f
Miss Universe Sri Lanka for 2013
Mount Lavinia Hotel took on the glam of good old 50’s and 60’s this last Saturday, 14th as Lite Fm crowned the new Miss Universe Sri La
REDFM’S I Love the 90’s Party
The 90’s was a special era; especially in Sri Lanka. It was a time when internet access was sketchy and most often the only music outlet
REVIEW: Footwork International DANCESPORT 2013
Set in the elegant Hilton Grand Ballroom, Dancesport Championship Finals 2013, surpassed all expectations.
Movie Review: The Great Gatsby
The decision to ‘update’ one of the 20th century’s best loved works of literature – F. Scott Fitzgerald’s magnum opus
Review: Caliban’s Rebellion
Shakespearean comedy and fantasy took on an all new dimension as the characters and setting of ‘The Tempest’ came to life at the Lionel
Jazzin’ – Rhythm of the Soul
It was one of those shows that left you feeling light-hearted. Sureka Buell has earned for herself a reputation of turning out standard shows, and
Movie Review: Only God Forgives
If you think back to 2011, you may remember the waves caused by an overrated, overtly stylized neo-noir starring a tediously taciturn Ryan Gosling.
A Street Car Named Desire
The Workshop Players that took local spotlight over years with the musicals “Cats”, “Les Miserables”, ‘The Lion King&