Women You Know: A Conversation for our Generation
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- Apr 8
‘Where is my Lady’s Lady, Where is Romeo?’: Romeo and Juliet Review
For a 21st century audience Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is by now a tale as old as time: boy and girl meet, boy and girl fall in love,...
- Apr 2
Sweeney Todd Review: A Worthy Production of the Sondheim Classic
Dress Rehearsal Review: Laura “Attend the tale of Sweeney Tood…” Taking on a Stephen Sondheim show isn’t easy - particularly one as well...
- Mar 22
In Memoriam: A Three-Part Review
Opening Night Review: Britton Mori Nicole Entin’s play In Memoriam takes a new look at a murder mystery. As you enter the theatre, you...
- Mar 18
Double-Crossed: High-Energy Fun
Double Crossed, a new student-written musical written by Torkington and Harrison, was a hilariously original theatrical experience....
- Mar 15
Eurydice: Wonderfully Weird
The production of Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice for the On the Rocks Festival is truly weird and wonderful. Directed by Kate Stamoulis and Molly...
- Mar 2
Amadeus: A genius portrait of mediocrity
Laura Bennie explores the relationship between Mozart and his rumoured assassin, Antonio Salieri, in Charles Vivian's portrayal of Amadeus
- Feb 21
A Day Out at the V&A Dundee
Isy Platt guides us through the history and exhibitions of Dundee’s famous design museum.
- Feb 2
Review: Belleville
Written by: Katie Norris Belleville, directed by Henry Empson and written by Amy Herzog is a play depicting the harsh realities of the...
- Nov 3, 2021
Review: Posh
Posh, inspired by the Laura Wade play, was a chilling performance highlighting the darkness behind privilege and power inherited by an...
- Jun 3, 2021
I’m a Person, Not an Idea: The Manic Pixie Dream Girl Trope In Film
She’s effortlessly chic, she’s a wild child, she’s a walking sex magnet, and best of all...she’s not real! The manic pixie dream girl...
- Jun 3, 2021
MARINA: Pop’s Revival with a Political Twist
Marilena Papalamprou the intersection between art and politics in a fascinating musician’s work Image(s): Pinterest Even though music and...
- Jun 3, 2021
Poetry and the Love of what is Lost
Alice Robson delves into rhetoric surrounding the longing that comes with missing what is gone Image(s): medium.com I’m a very nostalgic...
- Jun 3, 2021
“I’m Not A Boy, Not Yet A Woman”: Gender Roles In Musicals
Sarah Johnston breaks down the nuances of flipping gender in musical theatre roles Image(s): playbill.com With so many shows and revivals...
- Jun 3, 2021
In Defense of the Baritone
Griffin Godsick laments the fall in popularity of an iconic vocal part Image(s): history.com I’m going to issue you a challenge... Ready?...
- Jun 3, 2021
Theatre and Streaming: where will we be post-pandemic?
Isy Platt discusses the future of theatrical streaming as audiences are allowed to return to the venues Image(s): www.ntlive.com Picture...
- Jun 3, 2021
Behind the Cover Art
Featured: Isabelle Molinari At the end of what will almost certainly be remembered as one of the most turbulent twelve months in recent...
- Jun 2, 2021
Examining 2001: A Space Odyssey’s continuing cultural impact through the Utah monolith
Isy Platt explores 2001: A Space Odyssey’s relevancy in today's world Image(s): Wikipedia (This article contains some spoilers as to the...
- Jun 1, 2021
La Glaneuse: A Guide to the Films of Agnès Varda
Rory Gibb discusses Agnès Varda and her work Agnès and her cat Nini Image(s): www.cine-tamaris.fr Though renowned for directing films...
- May 30, 2021
Synthetic Content: The Rise of Virtual Clothing
Caitlin Kilpatrick explores whether digital fashion promises to revolutionise the industry or become this season's forgettable trend...