‘Saint Maud’ Review: Not your regular escape to Scarborough…
Saint Maud is a good, old-fashioned religious allegory engrossing viewers with its horror elements and introducing audiences to the important, local...
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Crucial Books To Read During This Black History Month
They Can't Kill Us All: The Story of Black Lives Matter By Wesley Lowery In They Can’t Kill Us All,...
Culture in the Time of Covid
Hyde Park Book Club Book Club is a great spot for either a chilled pint with friends or a great...
Mumps, Vaccinations and PHE: This is ‘World-leading’ Britain
The mumps outbreak across British universities this past winter was headline news. It was an unexpected contagious virus at the...
Full Stream Ahead: How has the Arts and Culture world coped with Covid-19?
With great Leeds arts community spaces such as Hyde Park Picture House or the Leeds Museums & Galleries temporarily closing...
REVIEW: ‘Never Have I Ever’, At Last, A Relatable Lead for Generation Z
When I first saw Netflix’s new teen series Never Have I ever I honestly did dismiss it for a day or two,...
Review: Theatre Group’s Random Acts of Malice
An intense personal tragedy, Random Acts of Malice was made successful by its versatile actors who balanced a heavy, difficult...
Need A Little More Literary Lovin’?
From Romeo and Juliet to Elizabeth and Darcy, there are many literary couples we frankly hear too much about, especially...
Treat Your Shelf: Before The Coffee Gets Cold – Toshikazu Kawaguchi
Emma Rivers reviews this Japanese play from award-winning writer Toshikazu Kawaguchi that asks us to consider the important questions about...
Streaming Takes Studio Ghibli: A Blunder or an Honour?
Emma Rivers discusses the recent announcement that the entire catalogue of works from Studio Ghibli will be available to stream...
