‘Vital part of the ecosystem of the North East’: Ruth Mary Johnson, Charlotte Small, and Rebecca Glendenning-Laycock on Alphabetti Theatre, and authentically accessible theatre creation

Sarah Kelly interviews the writer, director, and actor of ‘Angela’, discussing opportunity and accessibility in the Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle.

Fantasy Frenzy: old literary genre reaching new heights?

While it is agreed upon that all literature is used as a form of escapism, it can undoubtedly be said that the fantasy genre achieves this feat in a way that none other is able to. Sweeping us away with tales of roaring dragons and magical fairies and an endless assortment of superhuman characters and […]

Lumiere 2023: 10 must-see installations and the artist’s favourite aspects

The Gutenberg press and the profits of innovation

If you like this, then you’ll like that (music edition).

The joys of judging a book by its cover

The disturbing reality behind the ‘happily ever after’

The 16th Anniversary of Bashys ‘Black Boys’ echoing a still relevant message of “Ooh child things will get brighter…” to working-class communities.

Taylor Swift’s concert film: an immersive cinema experience worth watching!

Can Instagrammable tourism find its origins in the seventeenth century?