Hail to the Prints
An election season special looking at campaign posters through the years
Taylor Swift sells out at Wembley
Taylor Swift’s Eras tour welcomed 85,000 fans to Wembley Stadium for a three and a half hour jaw dropping show, and a nostalgic setlist.
Adele’s pop-up stadium
Munich was blessed as the one and only city to host Adele’s ten local performances, welcoming a crowd from every corner of the world.
A beginner’s guide to London’s arts scene
In which the author almost drove herself to the point of insanity while trying to decide to top six beginning stops for newcomers
Write for Phoenix!
What is Phoenix? Phoenix is the termly student-run arts magazine of Imperial College London. As a sister publication to the student newspaper Felix, it is a revival of the original publication started in 1904, descending from the college journal founded by H.G. Wells in 1887. Anyone affiliated with the
Hamnet: The perils of adapting a book too closely
Hamnet was both strikingly modern and deeply grounded in the tradition of British historical fiction. Tragically, however, the play does not live up to the book.
DramSoc’s Waiting for Godot
A bold and challenging play well excecuted.
American Football: Enough Said
The Midwest emo pioneers took us back to ‘90s Illinois right here in London.
Searows release debut, Guard Dog
A beautiful debut from Portland indie rocker, Searows
Come into the theatre!
While it’s too late to write a review on Blues for an Alabama Sky, which I watched last Friday night at the National Theatre, it was so good I felt compelled to write an article about the theatre all the same, to share even just some of its brilliance
The Seagull Review
The Seagull tells the story of four main characters and begins with an experimental play (a play within a play).
Mad House Review
David Harbour and Bill Pullman are the dysfunctional father and son whose love/hate relationship veers on the side of hate a little too often.