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Review: The Yellow Wallpaper
Being an incurable fanatic of Gothic literature, I was hugely excited to observe how Hild Bede Theatre had moved to animate Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short story, ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’, on the stage. To summarise the following review quite shortly, I was not disappointed. First, congratulations must go to director Eliza Jones, who has also written an […]
Megan From HR: Redefining Sketch Comedy and Out-Of-The-Box Thinking
It’s certainly one to watch!
My Top Ten Texts From my First Year Studying English Literature
Looking back on my first year reading English Literature at Durham University, I talk about my favourite texts.
Current Affairs
Pride Month: Celebrating LGBT+ Artists
Pride is all about uplifting those within the LGBT+ community, and what better way to do that than to celebrate queer artists? Cara Balen discusses some of her favourite artists, and explores the elements of Pride that are expressed in their songs.
Lifestyle
Pokémon Let’s Go: Pikachu-Part Two
Ben Vickers continues his journey into the world of Pokémon in the second part of Let’s Go: Pikachu!
Emilia Bassano: Shakespeare’s Muse and Feminist Icon
If you are even slightly familiar with the sonnets of William Shakespeare, you will know that an elusive figure, referred to as the ‘dark lady’, is mentioned in many of the poems. Various women have been suggested as the name behind the sonnets and Emilia Bassano is one of them.
Preparing for the Apocalypse: Tin Can Edition
With Brexit related uncertainity regarding food supply chains looming over us, Beth Pritchett and Hannah Graham give you a headstart navigating the world of tinned food that might soon be your future
This weeks’ editorial from the General Editors.
The Many Faces of the Apocalypse
From summative deadlines to climate to tins…
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