Category: Culture

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    Conor O’Hanlon

    How the Metal Gear franchise has changed over time

    Conor O’Hanlon looks at the changing state of Metal Gear Solid

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    Kat Munday

    Review: Magic Goes Wrong @ Mayflower Theatre, 26/10/21

    While the Magic certainly goes wrong, Mischief Theatre Company’s latest outing is nothing short of entertaining.

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    Martha Luke

    Cat on a Hot Tin Roof @ MAST, 26/10/2021

    Martha Luke reviews English Touring Theatre’s version of a Tennessee Williams classic.

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    Reece Beckett

    Black History Month: Three Great Shows to Watch

    October is Black History Month and writer Reece Beckett has three important pieces of television to watch.

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    Reece Beckett

    COLLAB: Our Favourite Rainy Day Books

    Reece Beckett and Susanna Robertson-Sheath recommend their favourite rainy day books for this winter.

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    Kay Miller

    Pablo Picasso: Misogynistic Tyrant with a Talent

    Kay Miller discusses Pablo Picasso’s artwork as well as his misogynistic treatment of women and if the artist can be separated from his work.

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    Ellie Griffiths

    Musical Theatre and I

    Ellie Griffiths discusses her love for musical theatre in this article.

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    Sam Pegg

    Review: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow @ MAST Mayflower Studios

    As Halloween draws ever closer, this play might be the show to watch for all those horror fanatics! Read our Editor’s review now.

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    Ellie Griffiths

    In The Spotlight: Iván Fergón

    During early adolescence, many are merely setting out into the world, contemplating which pathway to embark upon in life – not for ‘triple threat’ Iván Fernández González, however. At just twenty-one years old, the Spanish-born soft rap and spoken word artist has already made his debut in the West End, and successfully released his first […]

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    Kay Miller

    Controversial Paintings Collaboration

    Louise Chase, Kay Miller and Sam Pegg discuss controversial artwork for our latest collaboration.

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    Reece Beckett

    (The Importance of) Controversial Books

    Reece Beckett discusses controversial books, why they need to be well written and their importance.

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    Louise Chase

    This Month in Digital Culture: October 2021

    What’s coming up in October for Digital Culture?

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    Daisy Gazzard

    Has Hollywood Lost Imagination?

    Over the last few years, Hollywood seems to have lost its imagination. We can now expect most big releases to be sequels, spin-offs, reboots and adaptations. This has left me wondering why Hollywood has lost its spark; have they genuinely run out of new ideas or are they just creating films they know will make […]

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    Emily Dennis

    Review: When Darkness Falls at the MAST Theatre – A Night of Frights

    Emily Dennis gives ger verdict of the truly chilling horror currently performing at Mast Mayflower Studios.