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Adam at the Battersea Arts Centre : ‘a truthful simplicity’
Alberto Tondello reviews this true story of a young trans man as part of the Battersea Arts Centre’s Phoenix Season.…
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LFF 2018: What to Watch
London Film Festival is on the horizon, and with a 120-page novella of a programme, it can be hard to…
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Villagers – The Art of Pretending to Swim: “Mastery rubbing shoulders with mediocrity”
6/10 Around the turn of the decade, the pop behemoth started asset-stripping folk music for tricks and techniques it could…
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Interview with Sam Stevenson, Deputy Head of Casting at the National Theatre: ‘We work in the shadows: it’s a dark art’
The first in a new interview series about non-acting professions within the theatre industry hosted by London Student, Anthony Walker-Cook…
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Climax: apocalyptic house party at the end of the world
The films of Gaspar Noe have always possessed an aura of the psychedelic. The shimmering, flickering fluorescence of his environments;…
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Dust at the Trafalgar Studios: ‘a cocktail of insight, laughter, and sadness’
Ta-Wei Lin reviews Dust at the Trafalgar Studios and discusses this one-woman show’s intricate depiction of a difficult subject. Dust…