We Move by Gurnaik Johal – “short story writing at its finest”
We Move, Gurnaik Johal’s debut short story collection, is set in the London district of Southall, famed for its large...
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Sparks demonstrate their brilliance to a sold-out Albert Hall in Manchester
There have been a countless number of bands and artists that have come and gone over the years – perhaps...
Groove Armada: Dance music legends bring super style to their twilight voyage
The babysitters have been booked, the Friday morning sick calls have been fully rehearsed, the hangover remedies have been pre-emptively...
Hedwig and the Angry Inch: Divina de Campo shines in a riotously camp revival
It’s been 15 years since the last professional UK production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch. With the media scrutiny...
Phantom of the Open: Hysterical tale of persistence with a true British spirit
Maurice Flitcroft (Mark Rylance) is a happy-go-lucky crane operator in Barrow-in-Furness. Close to redundancy during the 1970s recession, he is told...
Dorian Electra brings high voltage hyperpop to Belgrave Music Hall
Dorian Electra has brought the Queers out to play. The crowd is a multi-coloured sea of dyed hair, trans pride...
Slowthai wreaks havoc at The Refectory, Leeds
A 2000-person capacity venue-come-university canteen that has seen the likes of Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones; Leeds refectory is...
Theatre Group’s Nothing: Review
Alice Walker as ‘Vandal’ Set within a therapist’s waiting room, Theatre Group’s Nothing addresses serious issues of mental health, sexual...
Suddenly Last Summer: Review
★★★★☆ Following their collaboration on Open Theatre’s production of The Superstore last semester, Alice Hautvast and Mia Franey make the...
Review: jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy – Simmons’ documentary Refocuses Spotlight on Ye
Kanye West, also popularised as ‘Ye’, is an intriguing figure to say the least. A polarizing egomaniac whose many outbursts...
