'Rubens & Women' at Dulwich Picture Gallery review
Image by Anna Mowery Throughout his nearly fifty year-long career, Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) drew inspiration from...
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Trisha Gupta & Anna Mowery
Nov 3, 20234 min read
'As You Like It' at Shakespeare's Globe: Review
Hijinks ensue as the characters fall in and out of love.
Millie Brownhill
Oct 30, 20233 min read
REBEL: 30 Years of London Fashion Review: Inspiring The Young Generations
★★★★★ “Imagine we could be the ones to change it all”, a thought scribbled across a page in the sketchbook of one of the British Fashion...
Trisha Gupta
Oct 28, 20232 min read
Review: Email is (Not) Dead
★★★★★ It altogether felt like voyeurism, like I was an unwelcome stranger looking through the sheer curtains separating an entirely...
Olivia Hall
Oct 28, 20233 min read
The Not-So-Roman Baths on Strand Lane
If you take a few winding steps away from Temple Station, down the familiar (and often charming) streets on the Strand before ducking...
Lara Mae Simpson
Oct 27, 20237 min read
Meet the 'Liquidists': New Poets Collective Showcase at LONDON LITERATURE FESTIVAL 2023
Rona Luo - Photo by Arnaud Mbaki, Courtesy of Southbank Centre The latest cohort of Southbank Centre’s New Poets Collective have invented...
Anna Mowery
Oct 27, 20236 min read
"Cannons are Heard but Muses are Not Silent": 'Shakespeare at War' at the National Army Museum
Photo Courtesy of National Army Museum Two years into the First World War, John CC Taylor wrote a letter to John Hodgeson, his friend and...
Renee Leyyi
Oct 24, 20235 min read
CAN AI KNOW LOVE? Friday Lates: Machine Mythologies at Science Gallery London
Photo by George Torode, Courtesy of Science Gallery London “Can you teach me about love? Words like ‘politics’ and ‘economy’ are more...
Alyssa Erulin
Oct 23, 20234 min read
‘Portia Coughlan’ at the Almeida Theatre: Review
Marina Carr’s disturbing yet moving tragedy was first performed in 1996. Now it's back at Islington’s Almeida theatre, directed by Carrie...
Georgia Gibson
Oct 23, 20233 min read
Domestic Hell: ‘Can’t See For Looking’ Review
This is a play for survivors, and a warning for those who want to "turn away."
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