Album reviews Album reviews Folk album reviews with STEVE JOHNSON: March 18, 2024 Sunderland community soup kitchen, sea mists over East Anglia, and unique north English folk fusion: reviews of Martyn Joseph, Honey and the Bear and Hirondelle
Books Friday 15th Mar 2024 Books Ramsay sycophancy PAUL DONOVAN observes how the first Labour parliamentarians were merely malleable pillars of the establishment
Books Friday 15th Mar 2024 Books Throwing stones in glass houses GAVIN O’TOOLE observes that the call for a new international framework for conflict mediation is fatally marred by a partisan position on the Isreali-Gazan conflict
Opinion Friday 15th Mar 2024 Opinion ‘The main task is, indeed, to awaken the women’s class consciousness and to incorporate them into the class struggle’ - Clara Zetkin MICHAL BONCZA rounds up a series of images designed to inspire women
Interview Friday 15th Mar 2024 Interview The nugget that won’t go away MATTHEW HAWKINS speaks to dance-artist and community catalyser Christine Devaney about past and new projects
Theatre review Friday 15th Mar 2024 Theatre review Sublime monologue DAVID NICHOLSON is bowled over by a hilarious one woman show that explores the love-life of a 66-year-old working-class divorcee
Interview Friday 15th Mar 2024 Interview The legacy of South Africa’s revolutionary women ANGUS REID speaks to historian Siphokazi Magadla about the women who fought apartheid and their impact on South African society
Cinema Thursday 14th Mar 2024 Cinema Film round-up: March 14, 2024 The Star's critic MARIA DUARTE reviews Monster, The New Boy, Janey, and Drive-Away Dolls
Film of the week Thursday 14th Mar 2024 Film of the week A hero of our time The Star's critic MARIA DUARTE is compelled by a lucid, if partisan, account of the Assange case that highlights the acquiescence of the Australian government