Staff writer Lydia Bruce reviews the National Theatre’s performance of Bacchae, exploring the play’s commentary on contemporary womanhood and gender binaries. Earlier this week...
Staff writer Aleesha Naqvi shines a light on how getting involved with King’s performing arts societies provides a great outlet besides your studies, regardless...
Staff Writer Mohana Mitra examines how Max Webster puts language center-stage in his contemporary production of ‘Macbeth’, starring David Tennant. Max Webster’s (Life of...
Staff Writer Marko Blanusa reflects on his mixed experiences with the National Theatre’s ‘Coriolanus’, arguing that, despite the play’s enduring relevance, the production lost...
Staff Writer Elouise Davies offers an engaging review of the ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ sharing their praise for the recent West End performance. Showing...
Staff Writer Lara Bevan-Shiraz reflects on the life lessons she learnt whilst clowning around at École Philippe Gaulier this summer. Behind the wings, no...
Staff Writer Mohana Mitra examines the successes and unanswered questions of ‘Interview with a Vampire’ Part II. (This article contains spoilers) Immortality beats a...
Writer Evelyn Shepphird reviews “Standing at the Sky’s Edge”. Standing at the Sky’s Edge sets Sheffield local Richard Hawley’s music against Sheffeild’s iconic Park...
Staff Writer Anwesh Banerjee reviews King’s Musical Theatre Society’s ‘Legally Blonde,’ which played at the Greenwood Theatre from 25 to 27 April 2024. When...
Culture Editor Evelyn Shepphird examines political violence and filial loyalty within Robert Icke’s ‘Player Kings’, the West End adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘Henry IV’ Parts...