Manon Martini, Arts + Lit Editor, reviews the University of Exeter Theatre Company’s rendition of Frankenstein at the Northcott Theatre.
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Ella Minty, Print Arts + Lit Editor, reviews Le Navet Bete’s latest production, Robin Hood.
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Lauren Walsh reviews Shotgun Theatre’s latest production, The Last Five Years.
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Gwenllian Page-Gibby reviews Theatre with Teeth’s latest production, The Last Words.
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Lucy Evans, Online Features Editor, reviews the new feminist musical Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World
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Lucy Aylmer, Deputy Editor, reviews EUTCO’s Ideation ahead of their Edinburgh Fringe debut
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Online Lifestyle editor Sophie Porteous reviews Adam Kay’s bestselling book, This is Going to Hurt.
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Writers are coming out of their shells and making the most of what social media can offer. Gwenllian Page-Gibby discusses this phenomenon, and how it might influence our taste in books.
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YA keeps its finger on the pulse of teenage trends. However, what might have appealed to us in our youth can seem cringeworthy now. Nonetheless, Tabitha Hannam revisits some of her favourite YA novels despite their questionable tropes.
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Review: Black Is The Color Of My Voice Online Music Editor, Tom Bosher, reviews Apphia Campbell’s…
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Manon Martini, Arts + Lit Editor, reviews the University of Exeter Theatre Company’s rendition of Frankenstein at the Northcott Theatre.
-
Ella Minty, Print Arts + Lit Editor, reviews Le Navet Bete’s latest production, Robin Hood.
-
Lauren Walsh reviews Shotgun Theatre’s latest production, The Last Five Years.
-
Gwenllian Page-Gibby reviews Theatre with Teeth’s latest production, The Last Words.
-
Lucy Evans, Online Features Editor, reviews the new feminist musical Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World
-
Lucy Aylmer, Deputy Editor, reviews EUTCO’s Ideation ahead of their Edinburgh Fringe debut
-
Online Lifestyle editor Sophie Porteous reviews Adam Kay’s bestselling book, This is Going to Hurt.
-
Writers are coming out of their shells and making the most of what social media can offer. Gwenllian Page-Gibby discusses this phenomenon, and how it might influence our taste in books.
-
YA keeps its finger on the pulse of teenage trends. However, what might have appealed to us in our youth can seem cringeworthy now. Nonetheless, Tabitha Hannam revisits some of her favourite YA novels despite their questionable tropes.
-
Review: Black Is The Color Of My Voice Online Music Editor, Tom Bosher, reviews Apphia Campbell’s…
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