Arts Review: In Time O’ Strife

Dir. Graham McLaren, Citizens, 14th-18th October For the 30th anniversary of the 1984 miners strike, what better play to revive … More

Apologies of a Sex Pest

Previously in March this year, worrying reports hit Tumblr of sexual manipulation of fans by creators in the Youtube community. … More

“EBOLA VIRUS OUTBREAK” screams the banner on NBC’s website in yellow block letters. The other half of the screen is … More

The American Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity or DKE recently announced its intention to establish ‘colonies’ at various universities across the … More

Dir. Selma Dimitrijevic, Tron, 5th-8th November Nikolai Gogol’s tale of card-sharpers and their swindles was written in 1843, but it … More

King’s Theatre, 18th – 22nd November This Tuesday, Pantheon begin their run of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s rock opera Jesus Christ … More

As football fans we’ve all heard it, said it and most likely felt it, and it’s not getting any better. … More

Earlier this month, Alex Zanardi proved to the world that pretty much anything is possible. The former F1 driver who … More

Monty Python are the marmite of comedy but 2014 has proven why their humour is still as funny and relevant … More

“Music’s great and all that, but it’s not as good as mushrooms,” is a quote you’d be forgiven for attributing … More