The Loft Theatre in Leamington Spa is easily one of the best local gems in town. Recently, I was lucky enough to attend a tour of the theatre, led by Artistic Director Sue Moore, and have been given insight into the history of the theatre as well as what’s to...
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What do you think of when you think of spring? Growth, rebirth, freshness, the long-awaited return of the sun? After a long winter of dreariness, getting yourself into the spring spirit can be difficult, so what better way to do so than to listen to some new upbeat musical soundtracks? ...
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Previously in this column, I’ve discussed how individual characters can make or break a novel, and an aspect of that is how the characters interact with each other. This week, I want to explore books where the relationship between the characters is the driving force. From broken romances to terse...
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What can one do differently with arguably the most famous play ever written in the English language? A tale constantly retold through a variety of art forms, almost everyone in an audience has some expectation as to what it should look like. Director Corey Campbell and composer duo That’s a...
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I‘m sure almost everyone appreciated the sudden burst of sun we had over the weekend. And if you were lucky enough to have the time then I’m sure many decided to take the opportunity to head outdoors and make the most of what was some lovely, albeit brief, weather. As...
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Societies are arguably the bread and butter when it comes to engaging with community at university, and can make or break your enjoyment of university life. In my own experience, despite countless waves of trial and error throughout most of first year, I have yet to find a society that...
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April 2020 was a bleak time for all of us. Locked indoors, binge-watching Netflix and occasionally gracing a Microsoft Teams call—as most students will recall— got boring eventually. For working parents of young children, however, the era may stand out as one of the greatest challenges of their lives. With...
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Annie Carty gives a rundown of the 2025 BAFTA awards ceremony
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From its opening meet-cute where a bright-eyed girl meets a clumsy boy in the fruit section of a supermarket, Companion seems like your typical romance film. It’s a bit cliche but there’s something sweet and endearing. Our leads, Iris (soon-to-be horror royalty Sophie Thatcher) and Josh (The Boys’ Jack Quaid)...
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For lovers of the Bard, there has been a sense of overwhelm in the constant slew of Shakespeare adorning the streets of London. From Richard II, starring Bridgerton heartthrob Jonathan Bailey, to the disco transformation of Much Ado About Nothing, the trend of modernised Shakespeare is at its peak. Amid...
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As winter lingers with its grey skies overstaying their welcome, I find myself craving the warmth of spring. There’s something inherently uplifting about the season – pastel blossoms, sun-drenched meadows, and the quiet hum of life. Undoubtedly, the cosy game genre is the epitome of spring. Whether you experience the...
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The University of Edinburgh has announced plans to cut £140 million from its budget. This notice comes following a decline of international student recruitment and rising operational costs. However, cost cutting decisions have raised concerns amongst staff, students, and union representatives who question the necessity of significant cuts. Cash flow...
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Youth unemployment in the UK has reached its highest level in over a decade, with 987,000 young people aged 16 to 24 classified as NEET (not in education, employment, or training) by the end of 2024 — a 42% increase in three years. This alarming rise raises concerns about financial...
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