A review of The Snow-Globe Theatre Company’s ‘Little Women’ by Emily Sanderson
Theatre review of The Snow Globe Theatre Company’s recent production of ‘Little Women’.
November 2024
A note on the character assassination of women in sitcoms
The sitcom, or situational comedy, is a genre beloved by many, perhaps for the nostalgic comfort they provide to people in their twenties who often get told “don’t worry –…
Chappell Roan and the “Femininomenon” of parasocial relationships: should ‘superfan’ behaviour be excused?
Piper Stevens explores how Chappell Roan’s stance on fame highlights the growing tension between fan admiration and the need for artists to set boundaries
Is it the end of the world?
Exploring the whether the climate crisis is truly the end of the world, and when it could happen and if we can stop it.
In defence of Just Stop Oil: why condemning their protests says more about you than them
The environmental activist group Just Stop Oil has been in the news again over the last week due to their latest protest – in this case, spray-painting the US embassy…
A love letter to Loveless, the best album to listen to on a drunken walk home
Myrtle Watts explains why this iconic 1991 album by shoegaze band My Bloody Valentine is perfect for a very specific situation.
Making it to the Mainland: Solo in Shanghai
Phoenix Woolnough details her experience of travelling to Mainland China for the first time.
Heroes or victims? The soldiers who fought hoof and paw for victory
This November marks 106 years since the end of the First World War, an event which was unprecedented in scale and destruction. Although the years 1914-1918 saw millions of soldiers…
Pixel Pioneer: Lillian Schwartz’s impact on the world of Computer-Generated Art
Giselle Morris honours American artist Lillian Schwartz, following her death aged 97.