Review: The Mercy
‘The Mercy’ is an unrelenting tale of pride, tragedy and what it takes to make history.- Ellie Farrell reviews 'The Mercy'
2018
Does tragedy serve a beneficial purpose to the individual?
Katya Kosheleva explores the concept of tragedy and misery and how they might serve to benefit the individual, rather than harm them.
Review: Jerusalem
Kimran Rana blends the party lifestyle with political commentary in Letterbox Productions' 'Jerusalem'.
Shadow of the Colossus: Flawless Remake?
Remakes are popular these days but rare are the ones that preserve the original spirit like in the 2018 Shadow of the Colossus. Give you reasons why it sets the…
Director’s Note: A Doll’s House
Green Door Theatre Company brings Ibsen's intended version of 'A Doll's House' to DST.
Director’s Note: She Loves Him, He Loves Her Not
Emma Williams talks re-establishing 'STAB' to its former glory, and bring 'She Loves Him, He Loves Her Not' to life within the limits of student theatre.
Notes from the team: LGBT+ History Month Showcase
The collaborative efforts of Pitch Productions bring the LGBT+ History Month Showcase to the Assembly Rooms Theatre.
Have we forgotten about health?
Are we too focused on attaining the perfect body, rather than on our health?
For Your Consideration: Why Academy Voters May Not Vote for Each Best Picture nominee
Katherine Warren looks at this season's Oscar nominees and examines their chances of winning.