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Monday thoughts: could we benefit from always being a little tipsy?

Ilinca Baiasu 10th October 2022 No Comments

Explore the implications of daily binge drinking in Thomas Vinterberg's latest Druk or Another Round.

Culture & Arts Television

Perfect Valentine’s Day viewing: First Dates

Lauren Powdrell 12th February 2021 No Comments

Lauren Powdrell recommends the heart-warming dating show First Dates for some fantastically romantic escapism, on Valentine’s Day and the year-round.

Memories of UK theatre

Caitlin Conmy 22nd January 2021 No Comments

Caitlin Conmy gives a delightful and nostalgic account of her experiences of theatre in the UK, reminding us just how vital the Arts are.

Editor’s note: Change is scary until it offers you beauty (and it almost always will)

Culture & Arts Drama

Shellshock!’s ‘Crystal Unclear: An Improvised Séance’ – Review

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The Right to Protest: A Right Only When it’s Convenient?

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Unravelling OPEC: The Economics Behind the UAE’s Exit