On December 6th at around midday, at least 55 games were taking place at the SCRABBLE Champions’ Tournament in Prague. 110 players from across the globe had convened in Prague for a tilt at the title of SCRABBLE World Champion and a share of the €25,000 prize pot.
Away from the top of the leader board, one of the most notable players here at tournament is New Zealand’s Lewis Hawkins.
Will Prince’s Weekend d’Integration
Comedy for nerds of any experience
We speak to studentbeans.com founder James Eder, who takes the time out to teach us a short lesson in business.
Taking a journey to the Heart of Islam
Pirates of Carthage looks at social media’s pivotal role in bringing down Ben Ali
The president of the RSC takes to the floor for the Friends of Imperial College
A play with more than the average number of sofa-wetting whale references
"It’s this transformation from darling bud to withered flower that forms the spine of Lorca’s tragic play Yerma and whilst her character at the end may be pretty far from anyone you know, the character at the start is very familiar."
New exhibitions at the National Gallery and Royal Academy of Arts joins with the Felix Music Night in the capital's latest cultural expeditions.
Tennessee Williams (and Horton Foote) come to Hammersmith