‘Boarders’: Is It Black British Brilliance?
Abbie reviews the BBC drama-comedy ‘Boarders’.
Month: March 2024
Spectacular Singing and Gorgeous Lighting Make up for a Baffling Plot in ‘Jekyll and Hyde’
Callisto reviews the Musical Theatre Society’s production of ‘Jekyll and Hyde’.
From Tartan to Shamrocks: Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Scotland
Isabella discusses the increasingly popular St. Patricks Day holiday and the endless events during the weekend.
Faustus Might Be Doomed, But ‘Doctor Faustus’ Is a Winner
Callisto reviews the Mermaids production of Doctor Faustus.
Rebecca, Homelessness and Fame
Charlotte discusses Rebecca, a transgender homeless drug addict and internet celebrity, and the problems with her fame.
Baller Gowns That Don’t Break the Bank
Vic gives the ultimate guide on what to wear during St. Andrews’ ball season.
The Star-Studded Front Rows of Fall/Winter 2024
Rachel discusses the impact a celebrity studded front row can have on the success of a collection’s debut with reference to the Fall/Winter 2024 collections, and question if celebrity presence overshadows designers’ collections.
An Honest Proposal: Why Guinea Pigs Should Rule the World (And What if They Did)
Isabelle offers a view of a world dominated by guinea pigs, where peace, prosperity and carrots reign supreme.