...reviews
Alison Liebling, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Cambridge, reviews The Stanford Prison Experiment: A Film by Kyle Patrick Alvarez (2015).
Anita Mehay reviews Jesse Eisenberg's 'The Spoils' at Trafalgar Studios.
Professor Jamie Hacker Hughes attends the opening of a new Science Museum exhibition.
Victoria Tischler reviews 'The Musical Mental Health Cabaret', Attenborough Arts Centre, Leicester, 18 June 2016. Image: Matt Cawrey.
Lose Weight for Love (BBC One) reviewed by Dr Francis Quinn (Lecturer in Psychology, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen).
Joe Penhall’s iconic play, Blue/Orange, examines power, psychosis, ethnicity and psychiatry. Dr Sally Marlow talks to the playwright and to a psychiatrist, and looks at the literature in the area, to explore the questions the play raises, and how ready we are to answer them.
Dr Ivan M. Pitman, Clinical Lead / Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist at the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust, on their involvement in a new Louis Theroux documentary.
Stephen Gibson reviews 'Experimenter', a new film on the life of Stanley Milgram, directed by Michael Almereyda.
Dr Catherine Loveday reviews a new play by Nick Payne at the Donmar Theatre.
Dr Carolyn McGettigan reviews 'This is a Voice', the latest exhibition at London's Wellcome Collection.
With a proper psychologist making an appearance in the latest James Bond film, Professor G. Neil Martin looks at how and why scientists have studied the secret agent.
