That’s not authentic
Yening comments on her experience of Singaporean cuisine in the U.K. and debates the value of food authenticity
May 2024
True crime: is it ethical?
Isabella Farley discusses the ethics of true crime
The world of Tove Jansson’s Moomins
Jane Rance explores some of Tove Jansson's most memorable characters from her world of Moomins.
Dinner suggestions to get you through exam season
Madeleine Grogan gives four suggestions for the perfect dinners to make post (or during) exam.
Universities everywhere are setting up camps to protest the treatment of Gaza; what does this look like in practice?
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses the recent camps at universities to protest ties to Israel
Universities in film: A curiously large gap in the market
Emily discusses her experience watching films and her observation that there are very few films made about university students
Olivia Shelley reviews ‘Tick, Tick…Boom!’
Olivia Shelley praises Tone Deaf Theatre Company's latest musical, 'Tick, Tick...Boom!' by Johnathan Larson', as 'poignant, personal, and a beautiful nod to all those involved in the arts.'
Thomas Hardy: bridging the gap between Victorian and modern literature
Jane Rance discusses Thomas Hardy's novels and poetry, showing how they have features typical of both nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature.
A review of Maariya Khalid’s ‘milk teeth’, by Jude Battersby
'It is a play I cannot stop thinking about': Jude Battersby commends the captivating performances that made up 'milk teeth' by Maariya Khalid.
Jude Battersby reviews ‘Incremental’ by Max Shanagher
Jude Battersby praises the blending of surrealism, humour, and innovative direction in First Theatre's Company 'Incremental'.