Doctor Who ‘The Zygon Invasion and Inversion’ – Masterful political undertones or a step too far?
Finn Bruton reviews Doctor Who’s ‘The Zygon Invasion’ and ‘The Zygon Inversion’ and reflects upon the unusually strong political undertones.
Culture & Arts
Slow Down
Anna Hupcejová spins a tale inspired by music and the experience of visiting a thermal spa in Budapest, with dialogue translated from Hungarian.
Friday 13th: An Unlucky History
Why is Friday 13th considered such an unlucky day? Giulia Zavagno investigates.
Review: Rock ‘n’ Roll
Carrie Gaunt reviews Hild Bede Theatre’s production of Rock ‘n’ Roll.
In response to: The Hensley Henson Lecture on the Church in politics: past, present and future
New writer, Melissa Tutesigensi, writes on the role of the Church in politics today and vice versa.
Review: Ant-Man
Cherry Ng takes us through the successes, and not-quite-so-successful aspects of Ant-Man, which is showing this Sunday in Bede Film Soc if you missed it.
Arthur Miller: one hundred years on
Lisa Schermann celebrates the one hundredth anniversary of Arthur Miller by exploring Death of a Salesman.
Review: Woman in Mind
Charlotte Churcher reviews 1TC’s production of Woman in Mind.
The Inflatable Elephant
Sophie Waldron’s intriguing poem about "the elephant in the room".
Interview: The Ordinary Boys
Emily Lombardo interviews The Ordinary Boys in anticipation of their UK tour.