Sonia Boyce: Feeling Her Way
Caoimhe Mallon reviews Sonia Boyce's Feeling Her Way at Leeds Art Gallery and the way the artists explore their identity...
Arts and Culture
Nasty Boys: An Ode to Queer Identity
Rosie Nowosielski, having attended a preview event, gives their insight into the latest exhibition at Hyde Park Book Club -...
David Harewood: What’s in a Name
Ishan Gurung talks about Harewood House's temporary exhibition "David Harewood: What's in a Name" and the importance of it's themes....
Theatre Review: ‘A Little Life’ Packs a Big Punch
Words by Florence Heaton / Edited by Mia Stapleton Directing a theatre production is never a straightforward task, let alone...
Review: The Bear Season Two
Words by Florence Heaton / Edited by Mia Stapleton Florence Heaton reviews the well-awaited season two of 'The Bear,' everyone's...
Barbie Review: “Funny, cynical and amazingly self-aware”
Written by Andrew Tripp Let’s just get something out of the way immediately: this film is literally called ‘Barbie’. It’s...
Horror: An Ever-Evolving Genre
Words by Alice Patterson / Edited by Mia Stapleton Alice Patterson discusses a new age of horror. Are scary movies...
Beautiful Thing – Leeds Playhouse 18th – 28th October
Words by Mia Hassan / Edited by Mia Stapleton Mia Hassan updates on everything you need to know about 'Beautiful...
Review: ‘Scrapper’
Words by Madeleine Von Malmborg / Edited by Mia Stapleton On the backdrop of a dreary council estate, Charlotte Reagan...
Pastel Coloured Grotesque: Wes Anderson’s Roald Dahl Adaptations
Following June's mixed reception to his latest feature film Asteroid City, Wes Anderson returns with a collection of shorts reviewed...
