Category: Culture

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    Louise Chase

    Flahsback Review: King Lear at the Duke of York Theatre, London

    Who doesn’t love Ian McKellen? Louise Chase reviews the Duke of York’s production of King Lear starring one of the most celebrated Shakespeare actors.

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    Connie Seamer

    Review: Romeo and Juliet at The Globe Theatre, ‘Funny, Dramatic and Enjoyable to Watch’

    Connie Seamer reviews Shakespeare’s most known play of the starcrossed lovers, performed at the Globe back in 2019.

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    Olivia Dellar

    Review: Philip Pullman, Serpentine – ‘A crucial, brief part of Lyra’s narrative, but oh so lovely’

    Classic Culture editor Olivia Dellar shares thoughts on one of the most loved fantasy authors new, unexpected novellas.

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    Katie Evans

    Exciting TV Pilots: Arrested Development

    Katie Evans writes about the pilot of seminal sitcom Arrested Development.

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    Louise Chase

    Review: Ghosts (Series 2)

    Louise Chase reviews the second season of BBC’s supernatural sitcom.

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    Kay Miller

    Literature vs. Adaptation: Middlemarch, ‘Honest Representation of Human Nature’

    Kay Miller sings praise for BBC adaptation of Middlemarch, which blurs the lines between adaptations and original.

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    Olivia Dellar

    WSA at 150: A Look at History and Alumni

    For 150 years the Winchester School of Art has been partnered with Southampton University, and seem to have big plans all year round for their anniversary.

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    Sophie Young

    Review: Ratched

    Sophie Young reviews the latest Netflix series from Ryan Murphy.

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    Georgie Holmes

    Cell to Singularity: A Must-Have Game

    Georgie Holmes tells us about the mobile game we all should be playing.

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    Sophie Young

    Literature Vs. Adaptation – The Handmaids Tale, ‘Blessed Be Our Screens’

    The Handmaid’s Tale thrived when it hit our screens, Sophie Young compares the novel and TV adaptation.

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    Louise Chase

    Southampton and Hampshire Literary Heritage

    Our beloved city Southampton has many ties to international renowned writers who created the foundation for literature, through their classic novels and poems. Some of our writers look at their favourites.

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    Alex Read

    Exciting TV Pilots: The Legend of Korra

    Alex Read discusses the Legend of Korra’s exciting opening episode.

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    Callum Holgate

    Social Media Poetry: Fast Food Poetry, a Suggestion of Poetical Language

    Social Media poetry, poetry or a trend? Callum Holgate creates the term ‘Fast Food Poetry’ and the lack of meaning it provides.

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    Olivia Dellar

    Review: Lana Del Rey – ‘Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass’, A Masterpiece of Kaleidoscopic Thoughts.

    It’s here. Violet Bent Backwards Over The Grass is here in hardback, audiobook, vinyl and cassette glory.