An Interview with Saskia Vogel- Translating Sweden and Transformed Desires
I dial the German mobile number, take a swig of peppermint tea and wait for the call to connect. The recipient picks up, apologising...
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Callistajo Saputra, Edited by Grace Vickers
Mar 9, 20202 min read
'Muses and Furies' A Night of Poetry and Feminism at The Southbank Centre
It’s a quiet and intimate night at the National Poetry Library in the usually busy Southbank Centre. Conversations about poetry and its...
By Ketki Mahabaleshwarkar, Edited by Grace Vickers
Mar 2, 20203 min read
Troy- Myth and Reality, A Review
Walking into the British Museum’s ‘Troy: Myth and Reality” exhibition, one is immediately transported to an ancient world of heroes,...
Grace Vickers
Feb 14, 20200 min read
Mathilde Hunt, Edited by Grace Vickers
Feb 6, 20202 min read
The Barbican: Music and Deafness Panel Discussion
Written by Mathilde Hunt, Edited by Grace Vickers Deafness is frequently considered as a communication barrier, and indeed Raymond...
Grace Vickers
Feb 6, 20202 min read
The Barbican: Beethoven Weekender: Symphonies, Songs and Simon Callow
From February 1st to February 2nd, the Barbican Centre threw open its doors in celebration of Ludwig van Beethoven’s 250th birthday. This...
Shreya Sharma
Jun 11, 20195 min read
Kushwant Singh: The Voice of a Silenced Generation
Acting as a voice for a nation of the agonised and silenced, the Kushwant Singh Literary Festival (KSLF) showcased the illuminating...
Isabel Veninga
Mar 16, 20193 min read
The Legendary Angela Davis at Southbank Centre
Angela Davis returned to the Southbank Centre for International Women’s Day 2019, following her 2017 talk about gender equality in the...
Lucia Cardelli
Nov 12, 20185 min read
Italy, London-bound: Review of the Festival of Italian Literature in London
Hosting some of the biggest contemporary Italian and international cultural figures, the 2018 edition of FILL (Festival of Italian...
Rebecca Surgeoner
Oct 15, 20183 min read
King Lear Review - The Duke of York's Theatre
11 July - 3 November 2018 Standard tickets from £69.00 16-25 Scheme (STUDENTS): £5 if you queue early View Here William Shakespeare’s...
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