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Georgia Gibson
Aug 31, 20234 min read
Vibrancy Swept the Stage: Reviewing 'The Odyssey: The Underworld' at the National Theatre
Vibrant is perhaps the best descriptor for the opening performance of The Odyssey: The Underworld, the play by Chris Bush that marks the...
Barney Nuttall
Aug 25, 20234 min read
The Applejacks: A Moment in the Spotlight
Photo by Bunky's pickle via Flickr (Under License Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)) As Don Gould pounces each finger...
Molly Baker-Brown
Aug 15, 20236 min read
Medical or Medieval: The Echoes of Medicalised Hysteria in Contemporary Law
Photo by Steve Eason via OpenVerse (licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) On June the 17th, my journey from Embankment tube station to Strand...
Georgia Gibson
Jul 14, 20234 min read
The National Theatre's New Views Winner: 3.2.1 by Kiera Grierson
It is a rare privilege to experience the work of a new generation of talented writers up-close, especially in an age of funding cuts for...
Carina Najia
Jun 22, 20233 min read
Nooriyah Continues to Unite Lovers of SWANA Sounds at EartH
Photo Credit: Carina Najia Nooriyah, London-based producer and DJ, is paving the way to globalise South West Asian and North African...
Grace Moran
Jun 10, 20233 min read
In Conversation With: GrimFest, London's Only Horror Theatre Festival
Are you a fan of all things dark and creepy? If yes, the horror theatre festival, GrimFest, is back for its second year and is stronger than
Tori Taylor
May 29, 20233 min read
How Can We 'Queer' Musical Theatre?
Musical theatre is a gay space, but not a queer one.
Clara Goilav
May 25, 20233 min read
'In Search of the Source of London's Loneliness'
Photo by Barnyz via Flickr (licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) I moved to London on September 9th, 2021. As of today, I have been a Londoner...
Georgia Gibson
Apr 4, 20233 min read
'Cymbeline' Review: Gripping Shakespearean Goodness
Kelln undeniably beats to her own bold directorial drum, but never loses sight of Shakespeare’s rhythm.
Milton Tomic
Mar 24, 20235 min read
Manteca, EC2A — A Suspenseful Disappointment
At the scrag end of Shoreditch, that part which is frequently advertised to tourists as ‘close to the remnants of the Roman road’,...
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