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Cosying up with classic literature: Dickens’ A Christmas Carol

by • 4th December 2019

Rebecca Johnson reviews a Christmas classic for any keen readers over the holidays- Charles Dickins' A Christmas Carol. ...

Poembox: Don’t tell the stars

by • 2nd December 2019

Maria Savin takes over the poembox for the final edition of the paper. ...

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Are musicals really worth the hype?

by • 27th November 2019

Cayla Viner and Grace Dean battle it out as to whether Musicals are truly worth the hype. ...

Behind the scenes of Romeo and Juliet: Interview with the directors

by • 18th November 2019

Caitlin Rawlings quizzes NUTS directors Pearl Andrews-Horrigan and Hannah Shepherd on their adaption of Romeo and Juliet. ...

In conversation with Winsome Pinnock: ‘One Under’ and the accessibility of theatre

by • 13th November 2019

Winsome Pinnock has been described by the Guardian as ‘the godmother of black British playwrights’ – and for good reason. Her play ‘One Under’ has...

The talented Mr Ridley: Q&A with the Lost Voice Guy

by • 27th October 2019

Sophie Wilson quizzes comedian the Lost Voice Guy prior to his performance at The New Vic. ...

Nobel or nobbled? Peter Handke’s controversial Nobel Prize win

by • 24th October 2019

Victoria Osho tells us her thoughts on Peter Handke's controversial Nobel prize win. ...

From Sudanese refugee to Newcastle bouncer: ‘Living in Limbo’

by • 23rd October 2019

Living in Limbo is the story of a modern Odyssey; a story of desperation, cruelty, separation and laughter. Newcastle’s Alphabetti Theatre showcases the story of a gruelling...

Poembox: The Haunting

by • 23rd October 2019

The night is squeezing air out of my lungs. A nightmare demon like a snake released his fangs. I’m suffocating and I really don’t know why, I close my eyes and feel as if...

I read dead people: Michelle Paver’s Dark Matter

by • 23rd October 2019

Steven Ross reviews Michelle Paver's terrifying ghost story Dark Matter. ...