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Dear (Former) Best Friend

20.10.2018 by A Little Fuji Apple

Betrayal,
Ending,
Friendship,
Poetry,
Sadness

Arts Revue: The Best Evening You'll Have

12.10.2018 by Brandon Tan

Reviews

Faking a Smile

24.9.2018 by Ruchika Goel

Creative,
Friendship,
Happiness,
Poetry,
Sadness

Fading: A Play Review

20.9.2018 by Soumyadeep Sengupta

Humour,
Reviews,
Satire,
Youth

‘A Quiet Place’ sees logistical issues holding back an otherwise interesting premise.

17.5.2018 by Sebastian Lawrence

Reviews

NUTS’s "The Physicists": An Entertaining Satire with a Pinch of Meaning

12.5.2018 by Sophie Johnson

Reviews

NUTS’ The Importance of Being Earnest is a crowd-pleasing success.

26.4.2018 by Josie Ganko

Reviews,
Theatre

Blockers: a funny, smart sex comedy for the modern age

19.4.2018 by Josie Ganko

Reviews

The Vaccines make a triumphant return with Combat Sports

19.4.2018 by Georgia Clarke

Reviews

Jack White loses his way with genre-crossing album Boarding House Reach

19.4.2018 by Maxine Beaumont

Reviews

Black Panther entertains while breaking box office records and historical barriers

17.3.2018 by Darcy Bembic

Film,
Reviews

Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters

8.1.2018 by Makayla-May Brinckley and Braedyn Edwards

Reviews

‘Patti Cake$’: Women Can Rap?! Shocking.

3.1.2018 by Jayne Hoschke

Reviews

In 2017, the Album was Alive and Kicking

2.1.2018 by Dot Mason

Music,
Reviews

Entering the Political Big Top

2.1.2018 by Mia Jessurun

Reviews

Paper Cuts, Or A Cut Below

24.12.2017 by Jack Foster

Reviews,
Theatre

We All Jig-Saw That Coming

19.12.2017 by Alexandra Elgue

Film,
Reviews

A Train Trip Down Memory Lane

11.12.2017 by Josie Ganko

Film,
Reviews

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