Are you a Fatalist?
Still, isn’t there something special about living a section of your life that you couldn’t now imagine not having? I think this is the essence of the lure of fatalism…
Culture & Arts
Review: STACY
Abbie Crunkhorn reviews STACY, a confessional monologue examining the topic of sexual assault in an unconventional manner.
Director’s Note: The Tempest
"We also wanted to broach the somewhat sensitive topic of Britain’s inherently colonial past through theatre"- Layla Chowdhury and Aliya Gilmore discuss their production of 'The Tempest'.
Preview: STACY
Jack Thorne’s STACY is a sexually explicit, confessional monologue. Lauren Powdrell speaks to the cast about the decisions and ideas behind the performance.
Poem: Wiglaf
The last of us, my sleeping aged king, The last of us, and mine is hero’s work: Defending my expired kingdom, bound To wander weaponless beneath the kirk. Enshrined in…
‘Nuff Said: A Stan Lee Obituary
Martin Docherty reflects on the impact that Marvel legend Stan Lee had on both his own life as well as his impact on popular culture too.
Opinion: Islamic Unemployment in the UK: What Can Be Done?
Joseph Seale gives his opinion on the current issue regarding Islamic unemployment in the UK.
Not-so-Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald Review
"Crimes of Grindelwald just did not deliver as the exciting sequel that it could’ve (and should’ve) been."
Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
"a tension which leaves you quite unsure where the characters will go next." 1TC's production of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf'.
Review: Us/Them
Will Hutchings reviews Pitch Productions' 'Us/Them', which explores human hypocrisy in a technical, emotional, and theatrical marvel.