Online Comment editor, Gaia Neiman, reviews Exeter University’s Shakespeare Company’s ‘King Lear’ performed at Exeter Cathedral.
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His Dark Materials is one of the BBC’s latest dramas, based on the book series of…
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Freda Worrell reviews Northcott Theatre’s latest pantomime, Beauty and the Beast.
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Continuing our Print counterparts Literature of the Decade feature, our writers review some of their favourite literature of the last ten years. Imogen Williams reviews Sally Rooney’s ‘Normal People’.
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Ellie Cook, Senior Online Editor, reviews Josh Widdicombe’s ‘Bit Much’ at Plymouth Pavilions.
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Anna Romanovska, Print Lifestyle Editor, reviews Spotlights Show Choir’s newest show, ‘Expressing Yourself’.
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Bridie Adams appreciates Eli’s adoption of classic horror tropes but ultimately finds it a confusing watch.
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Katie Worrell reviews ‘Black Men Walking”s ‘Poetry, Passion and Politics’ at Northcott Theatre.
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Issy Murray finds the return to the IT universe suitably frightening and enthralling.
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Freya Insoll reviews Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum and gives an insight into the expansive range of artefacts it has to offer.
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Online Comment editor, Gaia Neiman, reviews Exeter University’s Shakespeare Company’s ‘King Lear’ performed at Exeter Cathedral.
-
His Dark Materials is one of the BBC’s latest dramas, based on the book series of…
-
Freda Worrell reviews Northcott Theatre’s latest pantomime, Beauty and the Beast.
-
Continuing our Print counterparts Literature of the Decade feature, our writers review some of their favourite literature of the last ten years. Imogen Williams reviews Sally Rooney’s ‘Normal People’.
-
Ellie Cook, Senior Online Editor, reviews Josh Widdicombe’s ‘Bit Much’ at Plymouth Pavilions.
-
Anna Romanovska, Print Lifestyle Editor, reviews Spotlights Show Choir’s newest show, ‘Expressing Yourself’.
-
Bridie Adams appreciates Eli’s adoption of classic horror tropes but ultimately finds it a confusing watch.
-
Katie Worrell reviews ‘Black Men Walking”s ‘Poetry, Passion and Politics’ at Northcott Theatre.
-
Issy Murray finds the return to the IT universe suitably frightening and enthralling.
-
Freya Insoll reviews Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum and gives an insight into the expansive range of artefacts it has to offer.
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