Chris Stagg presents Words & Sound, the arts and culture podcast on Phoenix FM. In episode 6 of Words & read more
In this very special interview for Words & Sound, Chris Stagg is joined by the founder of the upcoming Moon read more
Last night, I experienced the greatest gig I have ever been to, as German Industrial Metallers; Rammstein, roared into the read more
In Midsommar, director Ari Aster takes us on a tense, unnerving and sometimes shocking journey of loss, acceptance and coexistence read more
Chris Stagg presents Words & Sound, the arts and culture podcast on Phoenix FM. Join me for this latest episode read more
The London Horror Society are proud to be able to announce the creation of its brand-new independent production company, KOBAL read more
The monsters of metal; Metallica, played Twickenham stadium for the first ever time, and it was nothing short of amazing. read more
Calling all creatives with an affinity for magic, folklore, mythology and the occult; the team behind Cunning Folk are looking read more
Chris Stagg presents Words & Sound, the arts and culture podcast on Phoenix FM. Super fun happy happy joy joy read more
Chris Stagg presents Words & Sound, the arts and culture podcast on Phoenix FM. Here we go, it’s a special read more
The Woman in Black, is celebrating 30 years as a stage production. Adapted from Susan Hill’s 1983 chiller of the read more
Last weekend I saw the Neil Marshall remake of HellBoy starring David Harbour (Stranger Things) as the eponymous ‘Big Red.’ read more
Chris Stagg presents Words & Sound, the arts and culture podcast on Phoenix FM. Welcome friends to episode two, where read more
Welcome to the new series of Words & Sound, where my very special guest this episode is multi award winning read more
Last week I attended the opening night of Claire Louise Amias’ new Play Oranges & Ink. You can read my read more
“Aphra Behn and Nell Gwyn were good friends. One of them the first professional female writer and the other an read more
Just off of London Bridge lays Tooley Street. Spreading down in a straight line towards Tower Bridge, it is lined read more
First things first, I have always loved the original 1978 Halloween. John Carpenters masterpiece is still completely relevant today and read more
Venom is definitely the best non-Marvel Studios, superhero film to date, in fact it is also one of the best read more
The East End of London, has a long history of chills and darkness, but this time of year as Halloween read more