Tim Robey

Third time is regrettably not the charm for Enola Holmes . This latest outing for Sherlock's supposedly brilliant younger sister suggests that

From rock 'n' roll to Ross and Rachel, superheroes to skyscrapers, over the past two and a half centuries America has arguably had a greater influence than any other nation on how our lives look and sound.

In October 1962, a depressed Mike Nichols went to see the play everyone was talking about on Broadway, Edward Albee 's Who's Afraid of Virginia

As a film, it's the next best thing. A frisky comedy for adults that takes a swinger-party turn, it's Wilde's strongest effort to date as a

A rich clan of absolute weirdos make eyes at each other – and worse – in Rosebush Pruning , an impressively self-indulgent, effortfully kinky black

Sam Neill looked like a politician, yet earned our trust by excelling in so many roles as a voice of reason – supremely empathetic and wise.

To adapt The Odyssey for film is one heck of a massive ask, given its scale and complexity as storytelling, not to mention that we're dealing with one of the great foundational epics of Western literature.

Converting Animal Farm into a shudder-worthy nightmare is certainly one way to go with it. The misjudgments of the new animated film, directed by Andy Serkis, are so legion that it’s hard to know wher...

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is the first London stage to brave Andrew Lloyd Webber’s feline musical for a decade – break a leg

Long before it was a world-conquering blockbuster well on its way to a billion-dollar gross, Christopher Nolan 's The Odyssey was pre-emptively