
Pop Hits Take the West End: & Juliet
A celebration of the greatest wordsmiths in history: Shakespeare, Britney Spears, and the BackStreet Boys
A celebration of the greatest wordsmiths in history: Shakespeare, Britney Spears, and the BackStreet Boys
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,
Union President Abhijay Sood reassures students that the Union is continuing to work hard to represent you despite the recent staffing and kitchen issues
3.5 stars Simply titled “Hunger”, director Fay Lomas delves into the psychological turmoil as this primal instinct comes face-to-face with ambition. What sacrifices are we willing to make for our dreams? Although the production is based on the 1890 novel written by modernist Knut Hamsun, it displays a shocking
Following the brief histories of jazz and rock, Felix now takes a look at the history of electronic music
Music Editor and Hip Hop Soc President Asad Raja consulted with his society and rated the best albums of the decade
Does it live up to its claim?
A tale of failed delivery (and I’m not talking about MacDuff). Maybe an early abortion would’ve been kinder.
This week, to celebrate Felix’s anniversary, the music editors take us through the history of popular genres, starting with jazz
They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But what if there is a universal concensus that an artist’s product is bad? Does aesthetic value mean nothing? Laura Casas attempts to unravel this conundrum...
4.5 stars I don’t think I’d be offending anyone by saying that most listeners of electronic music focus more on singles than albums. When you listen to Hybrid Minds or Bicep you normally wouldn’t play the whole album start to finish. However, there are electronic albums
Despite being a Broadway flop, Amelie charms and stuns on the London stage by re-igniting some of the Parisian charm from the original movie