This episode is a big ‘un, with Avengers: Endgame at the top of the show, followed by streaming recommendations, art exhibitions at the Royal Academy of Art and The Wallace Collection, before a few more movies are up for discussion in Bo Bournham’s critically acclaimed Eighth Grade and Brady Corbet’s Vox Lux starring Natalie Portman. Feel free to…

It’s big and it’s busy, much like London itself, as Simon and Jo talk film, art and theatre again with everything from Vincent van Gogh to Tony Benn. In Episode 52, recording from within Picturehouse Central, Simon discusses Laika’s latest, Missing Link, while Jo sneaks in a Stephen King classic with the latest Pet Sematary. Much, much…

Transmitting this week from the Picturehouse Central, it’s only a short and sharp edition as we talk Jordan Peele’s Us, the latest at the National Theatre, Downstate, and a new documentary that has hit Netflix, Behind the Curve. Feel free to contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30 Subscribe to the Culturefly on…

Carol Danvers, Dorothea Tanning and Maggie Gyllenhaal are just a few names that pop up over the course of our latest Culturefly on the Wall podcast. It’s our 50th episode and an opportunity to kick back and hear about what is on and – through listening to our streaming recommendations – know what to watch…

It’s an Oscar Best Picture winner to headline the show, with a Green Book review to finish the show. Is it really worth seeing? First up is The Lego Movie sequel and we also have a little theatre and art in the guise of My Brother’s Keeper?, Tracey Emin and the Renaissance Nude, on display…

Back to the cinema with the outstanding If Beale Street Could Talk and A Private War, with further detail on new exhibitions at the Tate Modern and the latest Cate Blanchett-starring production at the National Theatre. This podcast neatly comes under thirty minutes so you can get your fix of London events in this bitesize…

A packed episode of Culturefly on the Wall featuring lively discussion of exhibitions, television, movies and theatre. Covering plenty from intriguing Oscar contenders to lively new streaming releases and lovely, lovely art. Feel free to contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30 Subscribe to the Culturefly on the Wall podcast via iTunes 00:00…

Live from the Picturehouse Central! This week’s Culturefly on the Wall is crammed with movies you can watch easily, free art exhibitions in London, contemporary and exciting new theatre, and more streaming recommendations than you can get through in a week! Feel free to contact us by email at [email protected] or via Twitter @screeninsight and @jogudgeon30 Subscribe…

We’re kicking off twenty nineteen with some interesting Culturefly on the Wall chats. We’ll reflect on top film, theatre, book, TV and art recommendations from 2018 and look ahead to new stuff coming up in 2019. There’s in depth discussion of some recent releases including Bandersnatch, an interactive Black Mirror film, Bird Box, Bros: After…

It’s been a long time since computer games were discussed on the podcast, but as Simon completes Red Dead Redemption 2, he can tell you if it’s worth the time. Then we have cinema and theatre in the episode as we discuss performances at The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse and the National Theatre. The latest Spider-Man, Into…