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Roar writer Arjan Arenas reviews the King’s Classics department’s annual Greek Play, “The Plague at Thebes”. For nearly three-quarters of a century now, one...
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Culture Editor Keir Holmes interviews Will Davies, dramaturg for King’s College London’s 69th annual Greek play, which will reimagine the Theban plays for a...
Culture
Roar writer Saul Levene reviews “Cancelling Socrates”, a fascinating play that draws parallels between the trial of Socrates and the ideological battles we see today. ...
Culture
Just as the collective knowledge of the classical world might be fragmentary to a modern audience, the past is fragmentary in its existence. In...
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King’s loves to tout its internationality in its promotional literature. Indeed, undergraduates in 2016-2017 were approximately one-third international.  However, this one-third is not a constant across...
Culture
Seven metres beneath the financial data and media company Bloomberg’s newest European Headquarters, lies one of the oldest buildings in London. The Roman Temple...
Culture
Classics Department, Professor Michael Trapp and artist Gen Doy have joined forces on a collaborative project centred around the various narratives of the so-called...
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Nick Virk explains why he thought Nicholas Hynter’s modernisation of Othello worked so well. Â Â Shakespeare is often remembered as the writer of timeless...
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The Culture section’s guide to all the best clubs and cafés on either side of the river! The Roundhouse (Camden) – Amika Shah The...