Politics
Imperial Alumni in Politics: Tom Brake
Plabon Saha interviews the Liberal Democrat member of parliament for Carshalton and Wallington, Tom Brake
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Learning To Love The Bomb
Fred Fyles is mightily impressed by the Royal Shakespeare Company's latest tour-de-force, which centres around the creation of the atomic bomb
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Boulez at 90: The Enfant Terrible of Modern Music
Emiel de Lange explores the new musical vocabulary of one of the 20th century’s most controversial composers
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Imperial Alumni in Politics: Layla Moran
Plabon Saha interviews the Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate for Oxford West and Abingdon
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The Rules of the Game
Fred Fyles thinks that the National Theatre's latest production is a snappy, comedic diamond in the rough
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The Scottish National Party: what you need to know
Joshua Renken gives a brief overview of what you need to know about the SNP before heading to the polling station in May
Music
Women. Music. Power: A Century of Female Electronica
Fred Fyles takes us on a tour through the history of the early pioneers of electronic music
Culture
Will the real Wellington please stand up?
Fred Fyles is underwhelmed by this new exhibition of Wellington portraits
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Tom Stoppard: Not so Hard After All
Jack Steadman wraps his head around the playwright’s latest
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Tokyo No-Go: When acting goes wrong
Arianna Sorba finds bad acting deflates Harajuku Girl’s fine script
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The White Square — An LSD Rhapsody
Anonymous explores a secret operatic world previously out of reach
Culture
The Indian Queen — Purcell’s Final Flourish
Kamil McClelland reviews Peter Sellars’ contemporary take on a classic