The musical-movie revival: what does the ‘Wicked’ movie mean for the musical theatre genre?
A discussion of what the recent release of ‘Wicked’ in cinemas means for the musical theatre genre.
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Letterboxd’s Spotify Wrapped for films
It’s the time of year we’ve all been waiting for… not Christmas, no, the release of Spotify Wrapped! Time for our music-listening stats, trends and oddities to be revealed to…
El Dorado: myth and history explored
From Sir Walter Raleigh to Edgar Allen Poe, many have found themselves captivated by the intrigue and riches of El Dorado. The legend of El Dorado has its origins in…
The fairy tales that inspired these famous ballets
Jane Rance studies three fairy tales that inspired famous ballet adaptations, examining their similarities and differences.
Why does anyone go to Jimmy Allen’s?
Why does anyone go to Jimmy Allen's? Why does anyone do anything? In attempt to explain the mysteries of human behaviour we asked Sarah, an undergraduate South College student we…
Songs that go the distance: the case for long-form tracks
From prog rock to hip-hop, James Scott-Dawkins brings us into the captivating world of long-form music and discusses his favourite tracks.
A cosy Christmas rewatch of ‘Dash & Lily’
I hope you’ve got your hot chocolate, seasonal pyjamas and warm, baked goods ready for December, because I’m about to brighten up your Christmas with Netflix’s hidden gem: Dash &…
Consumerism: why now more than ever?
Gwen Smit explores consumerism as a product of capitalism and its effect on our behaviour through understanding addiction theories in today's world.
The othering of women in sport: a quick feminist rant
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses the othering of women in sport