The reds, oranges, yellows and sunsets – autumn is well and truly underway! The early darkness and crispy chill in the air can’t always be captured on camera, but it certainly can be within artwork. So, when deciding to write about my favourite autumn themed paintings, I began by reflecting...
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We Live in Time recently hit our cinemas after an iconic London film premiere, in which Andrew Garfield was supported by a life-sized cut-out of Florence Pugh. A24 really does know how to tell a beautiful story! I truly believe that these are Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield’s best,...
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With autumn well and truly underway, the National Theatre has a new, vast array of shows hitting the Southbank venue. This season doesn’t disappoint, not only reviving and retelling classic texts but also putting diverse casts and stories front and centre stage. So, what’s coming up? David Oyelowo makes his...
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Another summer means another season of Emily in Paris, and this year’s two part instalment saw a shift in Emily Cooper’s (played by Lily Collins) signature bold fashion sense. She becomes a lot more mature, and comfortable with her Parisian lifestyle. Emily is still serving ever-colourful outfits, full of prints...
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Warwick at the Edinburgh Fringe: a takeover So earlier this year, I wrote about Edinburgh Fringe as a force keeping the vitality of the creative industries up, and if Warwick has anything to say about it, Fringe 2024 was an amazing success. Last Orders, a student-written show first performed through...
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Each August brings on the widely renowned Edinburgh Festival Fringe. This year, Warwick students and alumni will be taking an array of shows to Scotland for the 31-day celebration of all things theatre, performance, and comedy. But why is the Edinburgh Fringe so important? The Fringe sees over 3,500 shows...
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In 1913, William Stanley Jr. patented the design of the Stanley brand’s trademarked ‘Quencher’. It was durable, long-lasting and initially designed for the pilots in WWII, which evolved to the general American male demographic and now markets to female clientele. Re-launched with a vibrant makeover in 2019, the Stanley Cup...
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Two years after series two of Bridgerton, not forgetting Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, which came out in between, Netflix blessed us again with a new, two-part instalment of series three. No one could wait until Penelope and Colin took centre stage, the romcom ensued, and audiences were impatient for...
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In every rom-com, most TV shows, and colloquial contemporary culture, long-distance relationships have been doomed to fail for one reason or another. Why? Mostly because people give up before they’ve even tried, are scared to try, or simply don’t want to try because it’s too hard. Here’s my unsolicited advice...
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We all know that after exams are over, suddenly the freedom and spare time you were looking forward to gets filled up with coffee meet-ups, cinema trips, internships and family holidays. Here are my tips to stay organised and on top of everything over summer 2024. Don’t be Clueless when...
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Harry Keith’s original play Last Orders, under the direction of Jenson Zinman, is a wildly witty new comedy which is headed from Warwick University to the Edinburgh Fringe this summer. The day takes a turn as the pub’s murderous chef serves rat soup… unfortunately named ‘Cream of Rat’ soup. The...
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As I entered the Theatre Studies corridor, I was met by a trail of vividly pink feathers, leading to the Birdwatching studio space. A sign, warning the audience and exhibitors not to interfere or interact with the birds, was posted on the door before entering into a warmly lit, serene...
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