Sheila Johnston
Bio
Sheila worked on the launch of the Independent, where she was a writer-editor and film critic for 10 years. She has written on cinema for the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, The Times, Sight and Sound, Guardian, Libération, Interview and New York Daily News, among other places.
Articles By Sheila Johnston
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The Permanent Way, The Vaults review – devastating resurrect...
The Permanent Way first roared its way into the national consciousness in 2003 when, after a triumphant opening in York, it toured...
The Cameron Years, BBC One review - quite interesting but a...
David Cameron has been a recluse since the fateful days of June 2016 when the...
Count Arthur Strong, Leeds City Varieties review - stargazin...
Count Arthur Strong, the character created by Steve Delaney, started life in the late 1990s and became a cult figure at the...
The Farewell review - warmly comic culture-clash
The cancer weepie is knocked off its tear-jerking axis by...
CD: Keane - Cause And Effect
Keane were always the best of that post-millennium Coldplay crowd. Tim Rice-Oxley showed adult...
Ad Astra review – out of this world
There have been a number of excellent science fiction films of late – ...
City on a Hill, Sky Atlantic review - power, corruption and...
Connoisseurs of gnarly Boston-based crime sagas like...
Kolesnikov, Britten-Shostakovich Festival Orchestra, Latham-...
Celebrating the friendship between the two great 20th-century composers, the...
CD: Liam Gallagher - Why Me? Why Not.
Liam Gallagher's 2017 solo debut, As You Were, took everybody by surprise. Not only did it show Gallagher Jnr...