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Ade Bradley is entranced by The Weir's bittersweet gentle drama about the secrets and regrets of rural irish community.

Ade Bradley enjoys a light teen coming of age film about a young girl from the most boring town in Norway.

Ade Bradley is astounded by David France's Oscar-nominated documentary How To Survive A Plague, showing as part of the 27th BFI LLGFF.

Ade Bradley finds new play Stop Kiss, about a first kiss to be as awkward and clumsy as the real thing.

Ade Bradley gets into the christmas spirit at Above The Stag's annual panto temporarily hosted by The Landor Theatre.

Ade is seduced by an unlikely tale of fatherhood in the delightful French-Canadian film 'Starbuck'.

Ade Bradley is impressed with the Interval Production's revival of Jonathan Larson's cult rock opera RENT.

Ade Bradley is moved by Anthony Rapps emotional autobiographical show Without You at London's Menier Chocolate Factory.

Ade Bradley finds too much La Gateau Chocolat a little bit sickly sweet.

With Amsterdam Pride this weekend, Ade Bradley reports on a new way to see the city in style: boat rental.

Ade Bradley is impressed with the budding young talent bidding to be @WestEndProducers new twitter star.

Ade Bradley says farewell in his final Editor's Note