Amazon’s “Invincible”: A turning point for Western animation?
Meg Luesley discusses the future of western adult animation and finds that new shows like Amazon's Invincible and Netflix's BoJack Horseman lead the way
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Meg Luesley discusses the future of western adult animation and finds that new shows like Amazon's Invincible and Netflix's BoJack Horseman lead the way
Meg Luesley discusses the largely forgotten, but nonetheless iconic, life of travel trailblazer Gertrude Benham.
Meg Luesley discusses how a game's music can augment its power to tell a story.
Meg Luesley makes the case for accessible difficulty in video games.
Meg Luesley discusses Rock Bottom from 'Celeste', and why it's so meaningful to the game's message
Meg Luesley reviews the first part of French mystery-thriller Lupin - the Netflix series gripping millions.
Meg Luesley sees great potential and moments of brilliance in Sightline Productions' student-written show 'Hostage'.
Meg Luesley is impressed by the actors' performances in Suffragette Theatre Company's production.
"it’s hard to not laugh along."- Meg Luesley reviews FHTC's 'Harlequinade'.
"fun is its primary aim"- Meg Luesley reviews Collingwood College Woodplayers' 'Bring It On, The Musical'.