Everyone has a museum that’s somehow memorable and special to them. With over 2,500 museums across the UK and over … More
Category: Arts Feature
The Dynamics of Staging
The staging of a production is an important part of any play. Be it a traditional proscenium arch, thrust or … More
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Can Theatre Ever Be Apolitical?
In short – no. The act of creating and performing a piece of theatre will always be a political act. … More
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In Defence Of The Books We Read In School
We all studied that one book in school. The seemingly endless hours spent staring out the window, waiting for the … More
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Live Theatre In Your Local Cinema: The Greatness of NT Live
Picture this: you are a 15-year old Finnish teenager and after watching BBC’s Sherlock, you become a massive fan of … More
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Summer Reading in the Time of Screens and Cyberspace: of Netflix and Other Demons
To say that I am an enthusiastic reader would be a gross understatement. I read a lot, across genres, and … More
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Books: The Gifts that Live On
Summer 2013, Cork, Ireland. I’m in my favourite room in my favourite house – my grandmother’s library. It’s teeming with … More
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This Is Not an Article
This article was first published in Issue 133. Gabrielle Bex looks at photography, replicas, and the illusion of authenticity. When … More
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Ode to Chimamanda Adichie
We all change a lot once we get to university. I am certain that when I eventually leave university and later … More
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Our Feet Can Take Us Anywhere
On our right side are big bushes of bright yellow gore with grass behind them, running right up to the … More
