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reviews | 16/09/2019

Solaris

Stanislav Lem’s 1961 novel, Solaris is famously difficult to adapt. Lem’s dense meditation on mankind’s inability to communicate has inspired TV ...

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Books reviews | 30/08/2019

Dublin 2019 – An Irish Worldcon...

Worldcon is the longest running science fiction convention in the world. ...

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Events reviews | 9/08/2019

Prom 27: The Sound of Space: Sci-Fi F...

Here at Starburst Towers our lives are busy: frantic, even. We try to fit ...

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Events reviews | 10/07/2019

Kasterborous In Bolton

Starburst is no stranger to theatre shows that explore the concept of ...

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reviews | 30/06/2019

DARK SUBLIME

Dark Sublime is a West-End play about a faded star of an 80’s sci-fi show, struggling to find relevance in the modern day. This may sound like a ...

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Events reviews | 24/06/2019

THE BOOK OF MORMON

THE BOOK OF MORMON / WRITTEN BY: TREY PARKER, MATT STONE / STARRING: KEVIN ...

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Events reviews | 3/06/2019

Manchester Comic Con – Bowlers

Over the weekend of June 1st-2nd, Monopoly Events returned to Bowlers ...

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Events reviews | 31/05/2019

The World Literature Exhibition

Bonjour! Guten Tag! Peter Harrington Rare Books in Mayfair has another ...

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Events reviews | 24/05/2019

PLAY EXPO Manchester 2019

PLAY Expo returned to Manchester, this year it took place at Manchester ...

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Events reviews | 6/05/2019

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD – LIVE!

Let us be clear that ‘Night of the Living Dead – LIVE!’ is not for ...

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Events reviews | 26/04/2019

Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition

Stanley Kubrick spent the majority of his life in the UK, and made most of ...

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Events reviews | 25/04/2019

GOODNIGHT MR SPINDRIFT

Here at STARBURST we have a habit of discovering creative teams early on in ...

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