3 weeks ago
Meet the students shaping the future of UK drag
Drag is moving into the UK mainstream. London Studeent met the SOAS Drag Collective, and it’s sickening (sickeningly good, that is).
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3 weeks ago
#We are arrested at Arcola Theatre: A truthful adaptation of a story that brings liberal democracy to our scrutiny
Who decides what’s worth knowing? To what limit can our leaders’ crimes be passed off as “state secrets”? We Are Arrested is…
4 weeks ago
Leah Shelton on creating and performing Bitch on Heat: “It’s pretty fucked up”
It’s a cool, crisp Wednesday in North London when I go to meet Leah Shelton, creator of Bitch on Heat,…
4 weeks ago
Unknown Rivers at Hamstead Theatre – A justice to the Black and Brown female experience
Writer Chinonyerem Odimba, dedicates her play “To all the Black and Brown girls and women whose softness is their strength”. This play unpacks and…
4 weeks ago
Measure for Measure at The Barbican: Where the tenacious bonds of sexual desire are reflected in the mirrors of Freudian theory
Set in Freud’s Vienna, this production of Measure for Measure, directed by Gregory Doran, allows for a deeper, psychoanalytical exploration. The two order-defining forces in human civilisation – Law…
1 month ago
Inspired by the East at the British Museum
‘Inspired by the East: How the Islamic World Influenced Western Art’ presents a jumble of beautiful artworks which lack the necessary curatorial context