Book Review – The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
Review by Iona. The novel Bell Jar by American poet Sylvia Plath is set in 1953’s America. The protagonist Esther Greenwood, a young woman from suburban Boston, gains a summer…
Book Review – First Class Murder by Robin Stevens
Review by Aoife. This is the captivating third book of the murder most unladylike series. Hazel and Daisy board a magnificent train (called the orient express) with Hazels father Vincent…
Young Critics Book Review Challenge
Aged 18 or under? ☑️ Enjoy reading? ☑️ Enjoy writing? ☑️ Have a strong opinion (and can argue your point)? ☑️ Want to see your work on our social media and website? ☑️ If you…
Young Critic Review: Domonkos Csabay
The Lichfield Festival Young Critics are all aged 18 and under. They attend a number of events at the Lichfield Festival and send us their review within 24 hours. …
Young Critics Review: Black Voices and the Lichfield Gospel choir
The Lichfield Festival Young Critics are all aged 18 and under. They attend a number of events at the Lichfield Festival and send us their review within 24 hours. …
Young Critics Review 2018 – Cinderella – Ballet Cymru
How can a story be told through ballet alone, without a single word spoken throughout? To some, this may seem a daunting challenge, but Ballet Cymru, with their relentless creativity…
Young Critics Review 2018 – Trench Brothers
The performance of trench brothers on the 4th of July in an open air performance area at the national remembrance arboretum was truly heart-warming and allowed you to experience the…
Young Critics Review 2018 – Liza Sings Streisand
I was sat in row J, seat 8. There was a perfect view of the stage. There was only one problem, I had no idea what she was singing, it…
Young Critics Review 2018 – Liza Sings Streisand Second Review
Before the show the stage looked interesting. On stage there is a saxophone, a guitar, a bass, a piano, some drums, a cello and a microphone. The atmosphere feels exiting….