Tag: Arts and Lit
Review: Next Thing @ Exeter Phoenix
We live in an age where climate change, terrorism, suicide rates, gender and confidence issues are discussed as much as what type of tea...
Short story: ‘Don’t Go’
“Hey Chinara, did I leave my chocolate in here?” Riley asked, barging into my dorm room. She sauntered over to where I lay curled...
Music is magical, but what about the album artwork?
Sometimes an album cover can be its defining feature, especially if the music delivers on a grand scale. The artwork can be what makes...
Resurrection (Olivia Powell)
When someone sets you on fire, you learn very quickly who your real friends are.
From the second the flame touches your skin, there will...
Recent book infatuations: Review of Maurice
In E.M. Forster’s Maurice, set in the rigid Christian and bourgeoisie environment of early twentieth century England, the titular Maurice struggles with homosexuality and...
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream @ Northcott Theatre
Before I watched A Midsummer Night’s Dream at its opening night at the Northcott Theatre, it crossed my mind that it was a very...
FINISHED Preview: Neon @ Roborough Studios
An early disclaimer to this preview is that I believe Neon is best experienced with as little knowledge of the play’s plot and narrative...
Free the nipple: a lesson in life-drawing
When I first considered modelling for a life-drawing class, I was pretty gung-ho about it all, and emailed into the University’s Art Society to...
Wit, Wisdom and Wine – An Interview with Marcel Lucont
Marcel Lucont has been making a name for himself recently on the British comedy circuit. Having made appearances on the likes of Russell Howard’s...
Review: Shotgun’s Made in Dagenham
Songs, dance and whole lot of sass, Shotgun Theatre’s production of Made in Dagenham was just what the doctor ordered. But, most importantly, what...
