Review: The Magic Flute
Edward Walters reviews DOE's contemporary update of 'The Magic Flute.'
Culture & Arts
Review: Feet of Clay
Ooook's 'Feet of Clay' brings Terry Pratchett's novel to life in a funny, well-acted and energetic piece.
Is Mathematics Invented or Discovered?
Angelos Sofocleous discusses the most fundamental questions of the philosophy of mathematics: If mathematics is discovered, then where do we look to discover it? If it is invented, how do…
Cloths of Change: The Birth of Fashion in Europe
Giulia Zavagno takes a look at the fashion revolution of the 14th century and the implications it had on class and social mobility.
Review: Guys and Dolls
TCMS bring their take on the Broadway classic ‘Guys and Dolls’ to the DST.
Director’s Note: The Magic Flute
Alabama Jackson brings a contemporary twist to 'The Magic Flute'.
Resurrection
A poetic analysis of the pain, and euphoria, of love and relationships - Isabel Crawley's debut poem for The Bubble
Valentine Edition Part Two: Love Poems in Ancient Japan
In Part one, I introduced The Tale of Genji which is one of the famous classic novels written in eleventh century. But in earlier age, writing poem was already popular…
Review of Channel 4’s Derry Girls
With its fantastic soundtrack, 90s nostalgia and never insensitive comedy, Derry Girls has deserved its success.
Musings on Dickinson and Death
A reading of 'I heard a fly buzz - when I died - ' in comparison to other of Dickinson's poems of definition.