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Staff writer Caroline Vlachakou comments on the Greek government’s decision to devalue art studies. By Presidential Decree, the Greek government has equated the degree...
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Staff Writer and Broadcaster, Penelope Spencer-Simpson, reviews King’s Musical Theatre (KMT) production of Grease. Often, when you think of 1950s America, you imagine the...
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Aleesha Naqvi attends the King’s Shakespeare Company’s opening performance of Julius Caesar for ROAR. From Roman glamour to Mussoliniesque austerity, with centuries-old language and...
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Staff writer Elouise Davies examines contemporary performances of Henrik Ibsen’s plays, through the lens of star power and modernising contexts. Henrik Ibsen has experienced...
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Staff writer Meghana Praveen reviews the King’s Shakespeare Company’s successful dark academia twist on “Twelfth Night”. The King’s Shakespeare Company’s first show of the...
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Staff writer Rena Hoshino compares the remakes of many beloved movies and TV shows to the original classics. As Jim Jarmusch once said: “Nothing...
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Staff writer Romilly Spaul reviews the Globe’s all-female production of “Titus Andronicus”, which puts the play’s violence in a new light. “Titus Andronicus”, oft-called...
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Staff writer Cruz Glynka reviews Cirque du Soleil: Kurios – Cabinet of Curiosities. The mesmerising world of Cirque du Soleil has come to the...
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Culture Editor Keir Holmes interviews playwright KT Miles and designer Ana Smoleanu, two King’s students who will be showing their play, “In Good Spirits”,...
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Staff writer Hannah Gordon reviews the “Shakespeare and Race Festival 2022”, a refreshing and necessary exploration into the theatre of William Shakespeare The “Shakespeare...
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Staff writer Connor Williams reviews the delightfully dark show “Ruination” and then interviews its director, Ben Duke. Planning a trip to the Underworld this...
Theatre
Staff writer Rachel Cooke reviews “Mandela”, a new musical burdened by a lacklustre script that fails to keep up with the talent onstage. Though...
Culture
Staff writer Rachel Cooke reviews “The Doctor”, a thought-provoking play that questions the extent to which our identities colour our lives. A riveting contemplation...
