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Staff Writers Hannah Durkin and Klara Ismail review Barook Maqsood’s play Middleman “Despite everything, there’s still two of you in there.” If there was...
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This term, The King’s Players put on a classic of American theatre – Tennessee Williams’ ‘A Streetcar Names Desire’. Roar met with director Sara Malik...
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Dystopian fiction has become steadily more relevant to our lives since the publication of Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, given the ever increasing anxieties surrounding...
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THERE are no prizes for guessing who would win in a fight between the omnipotent Judeo-Christian God and a little old lady from Yorkshire....
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WHEN I first heard about Caged being based on Hans Christian Anderson’s The Little Mermaid and the Grimm’s tale, The Raven, I have to admit, I was dubious. These famous tales have been re-created and adapted over...
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WAR and women are two topics that seem to share a discordant bond. Rape, pillaging and subjugation can be discussed within both contexts. Holly Robinson’s...