Review: The Hound of the Baskervilles
'What Suffragette Theatre Company’s production lacks in flair, it makes up for in admirable effort and a real dedication to the performance.' Isabella Briers reviews 'The Hound of the Baskervilles.'
2019
On a Happy (Editor’s) Note
Good news for your summative blues
Review: Birdland
"an entertaining piece of theatre and a vehicle for some impressive performances" Meg Luesley reviews Cuth's Drama Society's production of 'Birdland'.
Intergenerational Activism: Achieving Environmental Justice
It is not the unconscious acts of the past generations which are to blame, rather it is the conscious acts of the present generations who continue to knowingly live a…
Diplomacy and Compromise in the UN Society
Founded on the idea that diplomacy and compromise is always superior to violence and threat, the United Nations seeks to make concrete steps towards creating a more peaceful, and more…
Funding Art in the Future: a Reflection on the Then and Now
The art world is forever growing and changing, but how is the funding behind it keeping up?
Pokémon Let’s Go: Pikachu-Part Two
Ben Vickers continues his journey into the Kanto region, and finds it's not quite like he remembers...
Sex, Love and the Law
Living in the UK, we are lucky enough to experience a culture that is fairly liberal in its views of love and sex. Same-sex marriage has been legal since 2014,…
The (Multi-) Million Pound Drop
The quick look at the problems involved with relegation from the Premier League, as well as the teams most likely to fall victim to relegation this year.
Review: The Best Little Wh*rehouse in Texas
'A solid acting performance... but any spark of invention is sadly put out by technical issues and unremarkable directing.' Will Hutchings reviews 'The Best Little Wh*rehouse in Texas.'