Tag: Arts&Lit
Flashback Friday: Refreshers’ Week workshops – in pictures
During refresher's week at the beginning of term 2, our editorial team organised a series of workshops for Exeposé members.
Below are pictures taken at...
Review: The Duchess of Malfi at Barnfield Theatre
Having studied this play for a second year English module, I was intrigued for the High Wall Theatre’s interpretation of it. As such a...
It was a dark and stormy night…
IT, by Stephen King
Stephen King’s IT is one of his most successful novels, and with good reason: it’s absolutely terrifying. A tale of two time periods,...
He’s found his Nish: An interview with Nish Kumar
“Stand-up comedy from a clever boy”. That’s what we can expect from Nish Kumar’s upcoming, abstractly-titled show ‘Long Word… Long Word… Blah Blah Blah…...
Review: Flare Path
Laurel Bibby, Online Lifestyle Editor, reviews Terence Rattigan’s Flare Path.
As I clutched my press tickets excitedly and entered the auditorium at the Northcott Theatre to see...
Reading right up your street
Nadia Z. tells us about urban reading and her Humans of New York-style photo blog
URBAN reading is a thing. Cafés, streets, and open spaces...
Taking the Mickey
Street artist Banksy provides his latest contribution to the world of contemporary art in the form of a short-term ironic exhibition called ‘Dismaland’, hosted...
Keen for screen?
Jenipher Ouma discusses the advantages of e-readers and the different possibilities they offer from print books.
There is a certain magic involved when reading print. The...
Would you like a free book with your Happy Meal?
Phoebe Dent considers McDonald's new initiative to place books inside Happy Meals.
On hearing the news that McDonald’s are to be giving away Roald Dahl...
The best and worst books of my English first year
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. This is a poignant and heart-breaking glimpse into the mad world of 1920s. In this book, Jay...
