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Whatever 2022 is going to bring us, Chichester Festival Theatre can look back on a year of huge achievement in 2021 despite all the hardships, despite all the uncertainty.

Little Amal stirred hearts, Chaucer hit Willesden, Cush Jumbo was a perfect prince, and once again James Graham said it all

If you look up Christmas spirit in the dictionary, words and phrases like joyful, generous, being ki...

Newsradio WJPF interview with Daniel Evans | December 20, 2021

As 2021 draws to a close Impact's Reviews Team share their thoughts on some of their favourite films of the year, featuring The Green Knight, The Mauritanian, Spencer, Gunda and Dune.

I was excited to see House of Gucci. I was expecting a campy take on an intriguing story, delivered by a seasoned director and stacked cast. Instead, I was met with a film that couldn’t seem to make up its mind; lacking sufficient comedic quality to make it camp and also the required depth to tip it over into the realm of pure drama. House of Gucci is by no means a bad film. I certainly enjoyed myself throughout, but I must confess my disappointment; the film is somewhat sterile, rather than a...

Daniel Evans discusses the importance of setting guidelines for measuring COVID-19 viral loads during clinical diagnosis

Daniel Evans discusses the importance of setting guidelines for measuring COVID-19 viral loads during clinical diagnosis

The latest historical epic from Ridley Scott has bombed at the box office. It grossed a mere £28 million against a budget of £100 million and has been largely forgotten since it released back in October. Scott himself blames phone obsessed millennials for its failure, but is this accurate? Daniel Evans shares his thoughts...

Blanche McIntyre's overly comic interpretation does these actors no favours, at a time the Globe desperately needs to get Shakespeare right