Review: Glengarry Glen Ross
Tom Barber reviews Fortnight Theatre’s debut production of Glengarry Glen Ross.
Catastrophe: refreshingly frank, honest and down to earth
Megan McKenna tells us why Channel 4’s hilarious hit series is a romcom with a difference.
The complexities of criminalising honour based violence and forced marriage in the UK.
Lydia Light invites us to attend a mock trial and discussion forum where the Halo Project will be discussing their efforts to eradicate violence against women in the area.
2015: Beyond the Multiplex
Thom Addinall-Biddulph recommends some of the year’s best arthouse films.
The Dream Dustbin: Alex’s Dream
Flora Phillips shares an intriguing dream about cricket, chocolate and curry.
Insider’s Guide: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (Part Two)
Part Two of Giula Zavagno’s guide to the vibrant city and Vietnamese jewel.
Tests for seven year olds: good or bad idea?
Kate Mcintosh examines Nicky Morgan’s decision to extend standardised testing to Key Stage 1 pupils.
L is for Language
Dahyun Kim uncovers the hidden depth and potential of language.
Lumiere 2015: Photography Competition and Gallery
Katherine Archer presents the winners of this year’s Lumiere photography competition alongside a gallery of entries.
Live: 2Cello @ Plovdiv’s Ancient Theatre
Veneta Chavdarova runs us through her incredible experience seeing 2Cello at the Plovdiv Ancient Theatre earlier this year.