Et in Arcadia Ego, Unfortunately
Jack Steadman is less than entranced by Stoppard’s classic drama
Issue 1600
6th Mar 2015
Britain’s Greatest Living Playwright
Jack Steadman champions Tom Stoppard’s right to the title
Ban Bland: In Defence of Popularity
Fred Fyles on populism, cultural criticism, and Kim Kardashian
An Ode to Medicine, Mortality, and Art
Jingjie Cheng explores the interaction between art and science
A Wonderfully Inappropriate Comedy
Fred Fyles takes on Desiree Akhavan’s New York sexual romp
1600: A Year To Go Down in History
Clara Clark Nevola takes us through the life of Giordano Bruno
This purist likes their tea and biscuits kept separate
Is it time to stop dunking?
“This does not threaten the fabric of our society”
Professor Robert Winston talks to James Bezer about the vote to allow ‘three-parent babies’
It’s time for football fans to reap the benefits
Kunal Wagle thinks that a gesture is due to those of us who care
Is there inequality in Kensington and Chelsea?
Fatima Iftikhar thinks it’s time that we get involved with our area
Is Imperial changing for the better?
Tessa Davey looks back on seven years of Imperial and Felix
How to live in an international flat
Chanon Wongsatayanont offers advice on peaceful coexistence