4.5 stars Legend has it that the goddess of discord threw a golden apple into a crowd, bearing the inscription ‘for the most beautiful’. It was claimed by three goddesses, Athena, Hera and Aphrodite, and Zeus asked The Trojan prince Paris to make the final judgement. He chose Aphrodite,
3.5 stars Sometimes all it takes to fall in love with a musical is that one special song or moment. MTSoc’s medley of musical classics hopes to scratch that itch with over fifteen musicals represented! With more than 45 performers taking part in the show in small groups,
MTSoc and Dramsoc come together for a night of... you guessed it, musical theatre and drama!
At the outset of When They See Us, we meet a group of young Harlem boys. Kevin Richardson (Asante Blackk), the youngest, is a musical talent encouraged by his older sister to put Spring Break to good use - he could be as good as Miles Davis one day. Korey
Chanya Button’s film adaptation of the play about literary lovers prioritises style over substance
Maxine Peake commands the stage in a one woman play about IVF.
Tumulus is a chem-sex “queer noir” that falls short
Books writer, Indira Mallik, reflects on The Neapolitan Quartet - My Brilliant Friend, The Story of a New Name, Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay, The Story of the Lost Child - by Elena Ferrante
From the superstars of the Bolshoi to Billy Elliot raising money for a bus ticket to London, the history of the male ballet dancer is a checkered one- as filled with triumph and acclaim as derision and neglect. Few modern stagings have carved their place in the history of the
Erica Whyman updates Romeo and Juliet for the modern age.
Hayley Atwell and Jack Lowden alternate roles in a retelling that tackles abuse of power and gender politics.
The new redesign kicks off this weekend, with a free art party.