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Is Emma Stone an alien in Bugonia?

Dylan Ingram reviews the new black comedy from acclaimed director Yorgos Lanthimos

1 November 2025

Is Emma Stone an alien in Bugonia?
Review
gentlemen of the jury: how do we view abortion?

This bold piece of dystopian theatre provides thought-provoking material on how we choose to judge others

29 June 2025

gentlemen of the jury: how do we view abortion?

Review
Twelfth Night almost achieves greatness

26 June 2025

Twelfth Night almost achieves greatness
Review
MESSIAH: a gaze at the irony of modern politics

22 May 2025

MESSIAH: a gaze at the irony of modern politics
Review
The White Lotus is a trip (and a stumble)

17 May 2025

The White Lotus is a trip (and a stumble)
Review
Copenhagen: where history and memory collide

12 May 2025

Copenhagen: where history and memory collide

Theatre
Utopia Limited: a witty exploration of imperialism

13 May 2025

Utopia Limited: a witty exploration of imperialism
Review
Purple is the Noblest Shroud: an illumination of a figure lost to the ages

9 May 2025

Purple is the Noblest Shroud: an illumination of a figure lost to the ages
Review
More than just hocus pocus: Curious Cures at the University Library

27 April 2025

More than just hocus pocus: Curious Cures at the University Library
Review
Adolescence: understanding the manosphere

5 April 2025

Adolescence: understanding the manosphere

Review
Is Mickey 17 cursed by the follow-up film slump?

2 April 2025

Is Mickey 17 cursed by the follow-up film slump?
Review
The Healing Room takes you on an (overly) complex journey

19 March 2025

The Healing Room takes you on an (overly) complex journey
Review
A case study in regional neglect

15 March 2025

A case study in regional neglect
Review
The good, the bad, and the bonkers of the Oscars red carpet

10 March 2025

The good, the bad, and the bonkers of the Oscars red carpet

Review
Is Hard Truths Mike Leigh’s hardest watch yet?

8 March 2025

Is Hard Truths Mike Leigh’s hardest watch yet?
review
Too bright for Bollywood, too close to home

5 March 2025

Too bright for Bollywood, too close to home
Review
A Day in May is a moving triumph

26 February 2025

A Day in May is a moving triumph
Review
Babygirl: a timid take on BDSM

8 February 2025

Babygirl: a timid take on BDSM

Review
Ludwig‘s fictionalised Cambridge: a confusing choice

8 December 2024

Ludwig‘s fictionalised Cambridge: a confusing choice
Review
Cinderella is bibbidi-bobbidi-boring

5 December 2024

Cinderella is bibbidi-bobbidi-boring
Review
Small Things Like These: difficult questions, no easy answers

4 December 2024

Small Things Like These: difficult questions, no easy answers
Review
A Mid(winter) Night’s Dream

4 December 2024

A Mid(winter) Night’s Dream

Review
Professor Bernhardi is a play of two halves

4 December 2024

Professor Bernhardi is a play of two halves
Review
Me and My Year of Casual ‘Monasticism’ is almost biblically brilliant

29 November 2024

Me and My Year of Casual ‘Monasticism’ is almost biblically brilliant
Review
Snow White is rotten right to the core

29 November 2024

Snow White is rotten right to the core
Review
pool (no water) is eerily powerful

27 November 2024

pool (no water) is eerily powerful

Review
The Apprentice: an American tragedy at a crucial time

24 November 2024

The Apprentice: an American tragedy at a crucial time
Review
The Back-Ups is vivaciously fun

21 November 2024

The Back-Ups is vivaciously fun
Review
Heathers: intensely problematic and crudely misjudged

21 November 2024

Heathers: intensely problematic and crudely misjudged
Review
Mind: The Gap is intensely creative

17 November 2024

Mind: The Gap is intensely creative

Review
Booker-winning Orbital marks a new age in climate fiction

14 November 2024

Booker-winning Orbital marks a new age in climate fiction
Review
Toad Patrol feels timely

8 November 2024

Toad Patrol feels timely
Review
Filumena should have been left in the 1940s

7 November 2024

Filumena should have been left in the 1940s
Review
The Effect is compelling and complex

7 November 2024

The Effect is compelling and complex

Review
The Substance leaves us cold

2 November 2024

The Substance leaves us cold
Interview
Musician and Newnham alum Talulah on language, music and collaboration

1 November 2024

Musician and Newnham alum Talulah on language, music and collaboration
Review
Murder on the Orient Express: for those who like their Christie camp

31 October 2024

Murder on the Orient Express: for those who like their Christie camp
Review
Bibimbap House: the best Korean food in Cambridge

28 October 2024

Bibimbap House: the best Korean food in Cambridge

Review
A Comedy About A Priest: Amen!

24 October 2024

A Comedy About A Priest: Amen!
Review
Strangers and Sanctuary in Being Friends

24 October 2024

Strangers and Sanctuary in Being Friends
Review
Portia Zvavahera: enchanting dream visions

22 October 2024

Portia Zvavahera: enchanting dream visions
Review
CAST’s Julius Caesar must be seen by friends, Romans and countrymen alike

9 October 2024

CAST’s Julius Caesar must be seen by friends, Romans and countrymen alike

Review
Glenn Ligon at the Fitzwilliam: revelations ‘all over the place’

1 October 2024

Glenn Ligon at the Fitzwilliam: revelations ‘all over the place’
Review
Lu Yang’s many faces of modern-day existentialism

17 September 2024

Lu Yang’s many faces of modern-day existentialism
REVIEW
KAOS’s foray into the modern day

11 September 2024

KAOS’s foray into the modern day
Review
The Merry Wives of Windsor plays it safe

19 August 2024

The Merry Wives of Windsor plays it safe

Review
The Footlights International Tour Show 2024: glimpses of greatness

8 August 2024

The Footlights International Tour Show 2024: glimpses of greatness
Review
The Man Who Wouldn’t be Murdered: a success story of student writing

6 August 2024

The Man Who Wouldn’t be Murdered: a success story of student writing
Album review
BlazeYL’s The Cost of Being teaches us how to love London

4 August 2024

BlazeYL’s The Cost of Being teaches us how to love London
Review
An establishing shot: Christopher Isherwood in Cambridge

27 July 2024

An establishing shot: Christopher Isherwood in Cambridge

Review
Much Ado About Nothing: merriment in May Week

22 June 2024

Much Ado About Nothing: merriment in May Week
Review
Accolade: an Ibsenesque sex scandal for 50s Britain

20 June 2024

Accolade: an Ibsenesque sex scandal for 50s Britain
Review
Charli xcx’s BRAT and why party girls get sad too

20 June 2024

Charli xcx’s BRAT and why party girls get sad too
Review
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee deserves the top prize

14 June 2024

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee deserves the top prize

Discussion with spoilers
Has Bridgerton abandoned the ingredients that made it so successful?

8 June 2024

Has Bridgerton abandoned the ingredients that made it so successful?
Review
The queer gaze meets the absurd in Love Lies Bleeding

1 June 2024

The queer gaze meets the absurd in Love Lies Bleeding
Review
The Blues occasionally drops the ball

25 May 2024

The Blues occasionally drops the ball
Review
Oedipus Tyrannus is not the mother of all performances

24 May 2024

Oedipus Tyrannus is not the mother of all performances

Review
Mind Mangler is maddeningly mischievous

22 May 2024

Mind Mangler is maddeningly mischievous
Review
The Devil’s Drum hits and misses

16 May 2024

The Devil’s Drum hits and misses
Review
Thunderstorm charges onto the ADC stage

16 May 2024

Thunderstorm charges onto the ADC stage
Review
Penelope Quadrangle has it all

16 May 2024

Penelope Quadrangle has it all

Review
Still Life is a subdued triumph

15 May 2024

Still Life is a subdued triumph
Review
Challengers redefines mainstream romance

15 May 2024

Challengers redefines mainstream romance
Review
Civil War captures the cost of conflict through the journalist’s lens

11 May 2024

Civil War captures the cost of conflict through the journalist’s lens
Review
Jellyfish Brains sees and feels everything

10 May 2024

Jellyfish Brains sees and feels everything

Review
Salomé will leave you shaken

9 May 2024

Salomé will leave you shaken
Review
The 39 Steps makes for a jolly good show

8 May 2024

The 39 Steps makes for a jolly good show
Review
Cloud Eight and a Half is straightforward fun

8 May 2024

Cloud Eight and a Half is straightforward fun
Review
‘If you like this comedy, rise cheerfully’: Epicœne at the ADC

3 May 2024

‘If you like this comedy, rise cheerfully’: Epicœne at the ADC

Review
Vignettes from an Inkblot Archipelago is an enriching voyage

1 May 2024

Vignettes from an Inkblot Archipelago is an enriching voyage
Discussion with spoilers
Eileen was always doomed to mediocrity

29 April 2024

Eileen was always doomed to mediocrity
Review
A star is (un?)born in Skeleton Out of the Closet

28 April 2024

A star is (un?)born in Skeleton Out of the Closet
Review
The Torturous Poet’s Disappointment

28 April 2024

The Torturous Poet’s Disappointment

Review
The jury’s not out on Twelve Angry Men

24 April 2024

The jury’s not out on Twelve Angry Men
Review
Egad! The School for Scandal is completely two-faced

10 April 2024

Egad! The School for Scandal is completely two-faced
Review
CLUEDO 2 is a perfect muddle of motives, mischief, and money-grabbing

26 March 2024

CLUEDO 2 is a perfect muddle of motives, mischief, and money-grabbing
Review
How to Commit Arson in a Loving Way flames out

14 March 2024

How to Commit Arson in a Loving Way flames out

Review
Sweeney Todd is a close shave

14 March 2024

Sweeney Todd is a close shave
Review
The Cambridge Footlights, Leeds Tealights and the Oxford Revue take the Cambridge Arts Theatre

13 March 2024

The Cambridge Footlights, Leeds Tealights and the Oxford Revue take the Cambridge Arts Theatre
Review
This is the Big One is ‘way more than half bad’

8 March 2024

This is the Big One is ‘way more than half bad’
Review
Heads, shoulders, Bloody Knees, and comedy pros

6 March 2024

Heads, shoulders, Bloody Knees, and comedy pros

Review
Romeo and Juliet is a spontaneous and moving spectacle

5 March 2024

Romeo and Juliet is a spontaneous and moving spectacle
Review
Eureka! provides more questions than answers

2 March 2024

Eureka! provides more questions than answers
Read all about it! Drop the Dead Donkey
The Reawakening! comes to the Cambridge Arts Theatre

28 February 2024

The Reawakening! comes to the Cambridge Arts Theatre
Review
Orpheus in the Underworld soars

24 February 2024

Orpheus in the Underworld soars

Review
Blackboard: Rhyme, rhythm and reasoning in the age of identity

23 February 2024

Blackboard: Rhyme, rhythm and reasoning in the age of identity
Review
Protest: a family-friendly manifesto for happiness

21 February 2024

Protest: a family-friendly manifesto for happiness
Review
Doggerel: Sink your teeth into new student writing

21 February 2024

Doggerel: Sink your teeth into new student writing
Review
MY FRIENDS SAY I SHOULD ACT MY AGE: ‘Funny, relatable, and a little bit heartbreaking’

21 February 2024

MY FRIENDS SAY I SHOULD ACT MY AGE: ‘Funny, relatable, and a little bit heartbreaking’

Constellation Street doesn’t take any wrong turns

14 February 2024

Constellation Street doesn’t take any wrong turns
Review
Fairview changes what it means to watch theatre

14 February 2024

Fairview changes what it means to watch theatre
5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche is flan-tastic

10 February 2024

5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche is flan-tastic
The Duchess of Malfi will ‘haunt you still’

2 February 2024

The Duchess of Malfi will ‘haunt you still’

The Marlowe Society’s Romeo and Juliet

1 February 2024

The Marlowe Society’s Romeo and Juliet
The Normal Heart
‘Utterly horrifying and a complete privilege’

31 January 2024

‘Utterly horrifying and a complete privilege’
Review
Merrily We Roll Along sings its way to success

21 January 2024

Merrily We Roll Along sings its way to success
Review
CUMTS 24 Hour Musical: sleep-deprived stage delight

17 January 2024

CUMTS 24 Hour Musical: sleep-deprived stage delight

Review
The Tempest: a vibrant chef-d’oeuvre

17 January 2024

The Tempest: a vibrant chef-d’oeuvre
Review
Oh no they didn’t (quite pull it off)

24 November 2023

Oh no they didn’t (quite pull it off)
Review
The Drowsy Chaperone: Wake Up and Get Yourself a Ticket

1 November 2023

The Drowsy Chaperone: Wake Up and Get Yourself a Ticket
Review
Sex Education reaches a chaotic climax

8 October 2023

Sex Education reaches a chaotic climax

Review
Eurovision 2023: Review

24 May 2023

Eurovision 2023: Review
Review
Seems Sketchy To Me: Over-long radio play punctuated by flashes of brilliance

13 January 2023

Seems Sketchy To Me: Over-long radio play punctuated by flashes of brilliance
Review
Blue/Orange: A Unique and Poignant look at our dying NHS

30 November 2022

Blue/Orange: A Unique and Poignant look at our dying NHS
Review
It’s a ‘Scary Old World’… But A Funny One, Too

29 November 2022

It’s a ‘Scary Old World’… But A Funny One, Too

Review
Treasure Island: Oh no they didn’t! Sadly, yes, they did

24 November 2022

Treasure Island: Oh no they didn’t! Sadly, yes, they did
Review
All My Sons: A stellar cast makes the best of Miller’s script

18 November 2022

All My Sons: A stellar cast makes the best of Miller’s script
Review
Education Education Education review: unpolished but heartwarming lens into nineties Britain

17 November 2022

Education Education Education review: unpolished but heartwarming lens into nineties Britain
Review
The Government Inspector: Standout performances elevate rather static production

16 November 2022

The Government Inspector: Standout performances elevate rather static production

Review
Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) Review: Pride and prejudice and panto is a joy

15 November 2022

Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) Review: Pride and prejudice and panto is a joy
Review
The Haunting of Hill House: Hits the humour, but lacking in fear-factor

14 November 2022

The Haunting of Hill House: Hits the humour, but lacking in fear-factor
Review
The Waste Land: A beautifully experimental re-writing…when you can hear it

12 November 2022

The Waste Land: A beautifully experimental re-writing…when you can hear it
Review
In Black Water: The story is drowned in its visual frills

9 November 2022

In Black Water: The story is drowned in its visual frills

Review
In a Cave a Voice: A neolithic storyteller you can’t help but listen to

9 November 2022

In a Cave a Voice: A neolithic storyteller you can’t help but listen to
Review
Crimes on Centre Court: A hit… with its octogenarian audience

8 November 2022

Crimes on Centre Court: A hit… with its octogenarian audience
Review
Femme Fatale: By no means perfect, but wonderfully experimental

4 November 2022

Femme Fatale: By no means perfect, but wonderfully experimental
Review
Semele reminds us that opera can be fun

3 November 2022

Semele reminds us that opera can be fun

Review
Chess: Breathtaking cast pull off A-class musical

2 November 2022

Chess: Breathtaking cast pull off A-class musical
Review
Not even time travel can save The Time Traveler’s Wife

10 July 2022

Not even time travel can save The Time Traveler’s Wife
Review
Reviewing the cafe at Kettle’s Yard

20 June 2022

Reviewing the cafe at Kettle’s Yard
Derry Girls goes out without a bang

17 June 2022

Derry Girls goes out without a bang

Beautiful, intricate chaos: Everything Everywhere All at Once

11 June 2022

Beautiful, intricate chaos: Everything Everywhere All at Once
Review
‘Self-assured, confident’: Priscilla Queen of the Desert

31 March 2022

‘Self-assured, confident’: Priscilla Queen of the Desert
David Parr House

28 March 2022

David Parr House
Seeing Red
‘Bull’ Review

7 October 2021

‘Bull’ Review

‘Hemingway’ (2021) – documenting parts of a story

3 September 2021

‘Hemingway’ (2021) – documenting parts of a story
‘Sex/Life’: a lot of sex and not much life

20 August 2021

‘Sex/Life’: a lot of sex and not much life
Review
Galentine’s Day Reading: My Brilliant Friend

14 February 2021

Galentine’s Day Reading: My Brilliant Friend
Review: Scroope Cambridge Architecture Journal 29

15 January 2021

Review: Scroope Cambridge Architecture Journal 29

We should have kept Downton Abbey on telly

21 September 2019

We should have kept Downton Abbey on telly
Even I, a 6ft1 woman, can barely relate to Tall Girl

21 September 2019

Even I, a 6ft1 woman, can barely relate to Tall Girl
The Great Hack isn’t interested in justice

18 August 2019

The Great Hack isn’t interested in justice
The Dead Don’t Die but we’re all going to

17 August 2019

The Dead Don’t Die but we’re all going to

Julie Mehretu: Drawings and Monotypes review

16 March 2019

Julie Mehretu: Drawings and Monotypes review
Hitting the books: King of Scars

11 March 2019

Hitting the books: King of Scars
Out of the Loop: Russian Doll review

8 March 2019

Out of the Loop: Russian Doll review
Work and its woes

2 March 2019

Work and its woes

Hitting the books: Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter

22 February 2019

Hitting the books: Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter
Anthea Hamilton: Projects review

20 February 2019

Anthea Hamilton: Projects review
Exhibition review
No Matter How Close: exhibition review

1 February 2019

No Matter How Close: exhibition review
Vulture Restaurant Reviews: Black Rice Paella

1 February 2019

Vulture Restaurant Reviews: Black Rice Paella

William Congdon: American Modernist Abroad exhibition review

29 January 2019

William Congdon: American Modernist Abroad exhibition review
The History Boys review

24 January 2019

The History Boys review
BirthdA review

24 January 2019

BirthdA review
Review
Solitudes and Seasons: Exhibition review

18 January 2019

Solitudes and Seasons: Exhibition review

Review
ETG 2018: Othello review

16 January 2019

ETG 2018: Othello review
Review
Formidably cool: Wolf Alice at Brixton Academy

3 January 2019

Formidably cool: Wolf Alice at Brixton Academy
Selwyn Snowball: a sugary success

21 December 2018

Selwyn Snowball: a sugary success
The Princess Switch: Cheesy Christmas charm

4 December 2018

The Princess Switch: Cheesy Christmas charm

Apostle: Gory Netflix original proves a thought-provoking oddity

16 November 2018

Apostle: Gory Netflix original proves a thought-provoking oddity
Cambridge Shorts: the best of student film

16 November 2018

Cambridge Shorts: the best of student film
Review
Review: College family bonding at Turf Halloween All-Nighter

13 November 2018

Review: College family bonding at Turf Halloween All-Nighter
Bohemian Rhapsody: Should pop culture figures bear the burden of identity politics?

9 November 2018

Bohemian Rhapsody: Should pop culture figures bear the burden of identity politics?

Winner of the Palme d’Or: Shoplifters

9 November 2018

Winner of the Palme d’Or: Shoplifters
Review
An (Odd) Encounter with Tom Odell

9 November 2018

An (Odd) Encounter with Tom Odell
Searching for Ingmar Bergman

2 November 2018

Searching for Ingmar Bergman
Johnny English Strikes Again: Did we really need another sequel?

2 November 2018

Johnny English Strikes Again: Did we really need another sequel?

First Man: Not Taking Progress for Granted

26 October 2018

First Man: Not Taking Progress for Granted
Halloween: Clever revamp fails to deliver the thrills

26 October 2018

Halloween: Clever revamp fails to deliver the thrills
Maniac: Escapism to the Extreme

19 October 2018

Maniac: Escapism to the Extreme
The Nun: Not the Conjuring franchise’s saving grace

12 October 2018

The Nun: Not the Conjuring franchise’s saving grace

Crazy Rich Asians: a win for representation?

18 September 2018

Crazy Rich Asians: a win for representation?
Cold War review: a victorious film

12 September 2018

Cold War review: a victorious film
Bake Off Week One: Biscuit Week

10 September 2018

Bake Off Week One: Biscuit Week
Incredibles 2: A feminist film for the whole family

21 August 2018

Incredibles 2: A feminist film for the whole family

Review
First Aid Kit Ruins review

2 February 2018

First Aid Kit Ruins review
Review
Fall Out Boy M A N I A review: “genuinely annoying”

27 January 2018

Fall Out Boy M A N I A review: “genuinely annoying”
Review
Eminem Revival review: ‘throwing shit at the wall and watching most of it fail to stick’

21 December 2017

Eminem Revival review: ‘throwing shit at the wall and watching most of it fail to stick’
Violet
Review: Conscious Ball

21 December 2017

Review: Conscious Ball

Live Review
CUMS – Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3 Review

4 December 2017

CUMS – Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3 Review
Review
Paloma Faith The Architect review: ‘a risk, but one that has paid off’

24 November 2017

Paloma Faith The Architect review: ‘a risk, but one that has paid off’
Review
Taylor Swift Reputation review: ‘gone is the whimsical naivety of her past’

20 November 2017

Taylor Swift Reputation review: ‘gone is the whimsical naivety of her past’
Review
Angel Olsen Phases review: ‘a magical tour of Olsen’s artistry’

18 November 2017

Angel Olsen Phases review: ‘a magical tour of Olsen’s artistry’

Review
Morrissey’s Low in High School review: ‘intertwining the rebellious and reflective’

17 November 2017

Morrissey’s Low in High School review: ‘intertwining the rebellious and reflective’
Live review
Spoon @ the Junction review: ‘an electrifying instrumental energy’

13 November 2017

Spoon @ the Junction review: ‘an electrifying instrumental energy’
Violet
Festive flop: this year’s John Lewis ad is the worst yet

10 November 2017

Festive flop: this year’s John Lewis ad is the worst yet
Review
Skepta Vicious review: ‘not far enough out of his comfort zone’

10 November 2017

Skepta Vicious review: ‘not far enough out of his comfort zone’

Review
SJMS Beethoven 9 review: a night of ‘skill, warmth and passion’

10 November 2017

SJMS Beethoven 9 review: a night of ‘skill, warmth and passion’
Review
Jessie Ware – Glasshouse review: ‘uninspired coffee-shop mediocrity’

12 November 2017

Jessie Ware – Glasshouse review: ‘uninspired coffee-shop mediocrity’
Violet
Food Review: Mee and I

7 November 2017

Food Review: Mee and I
Review
Kelela Take Me Apart review: ‘an intoxicating and provocative listen’

7 November 2017

Kelela Take Me Apart review: ‘an intoxicating and provocative listen’

Review
Barns Courtney The Attractions of Youth Review: ‘pulsing with a fierce, rebellious energy’

6 November 2017

Barns Courtney The Attractions of Youth Review: ‘pulsing with a fierce, rebellious energy’
Review
Review: St. Vincent – MASSEDUCTION

20 October 2017

Review: St. Vincent – MASSEDUCTION
Review
Review: Miley Cyrus – Younger Now

13 October 2017

Review: Miley Cyrus – Younger Now
Review
Review: Odesza – A Moment Apart

29 September 2017

Review: Odesza – A Moment Apart

REVIEW
Review: The House They Grew Up In at Chichester’s Minerva Theatre

18 September 2017

Review: The House They Grew Up In at Chichester’s Minerva Theatre
Review
Review: Nothing But Thieves – Broken Machine

15 September 2017

Review: Nothing But Thieves – Broken Machine
Review
Review: Alvvays – Antisocialites

13 September 2017

Review: Alvvays – Antisocialites
Review
Review: LCD Soundsystem – american dream

9 September 2017

Review: LCD Soundsystem – american dream

Review
Review: Lorde – Melodrama

10 July 2017

Review: Lorde – Melodrama
Review: Bach’s Mass in B Minor

28 June 2017

Review: Bach’s Mass in B Minor
May Ball Review: Corpus Christi

27 June 2017

May Ball Review: Corpus Christi
Review: alt-J – RELAXER

20 June 2017

Review: alt-J – RELAXER

Review: Lil Yachty – Teenage Emotions

16 June 2017

Review: Lil Yachty – Teenage Emotions
Review: Kendrick Lamar – DAMN.

5 May 2017

Review: Kendrick Lamar – DAMN.
Review: From Sea to Shore

1 May 2017

Review: From Sea to Shore
REVIEW
Review: Chameleon

29 April 2017

Review: Chameleon

Review: Madonnas and Miracles

29 March 2017

Review: Madonnas and Miracles
Review: When The Heavens Meet the Earth

3 March 2017

Review: When The Heavens Meet the Earth
REVIEW
Review: Cabaret

1 March 2017

Review: Cabaret
REVIEW
Review: Jet Lag and Disappointment

1 March 2017

Review: Jet Lag and Disappointment

Review: Making Waves at the Fitzwilliam Museum

24 February 2017

Review: Making Waves at the Fitzwilliam Museum
REVIEW
Review: Footlights Spring Revue 2017: Behind Closed Doors

22 February 2017

Review: Footlights Spring Revue 2017: Behind Closed Doors
REVIEW
Review: The Cripple of Inishmaan

16 February 2017

Review: The Cripple of Inishmaan
REVIEW
Review: Edward II

10 February 2017

Review: Edward II

REVIEW
Review: Songs For A New World

11 February 2017

Review: Songs For A New World
REVIEW
Review: HMS Pinafore

11 February 2017

Review: HMS Pinafore
REVIEW
Review: London Road

8 February 2017

Review: London Road
REVIEW
Review: Footlights Lady Smoker

9 February 2017

Review: Footlights Lady Smoker

REVIEW
Review: Hot Gay Time Machine

6 February 2017

Review: Hot Gay Time Machine
REVIEW
Review: Cigarettes and Chocolate

2 February 2017

Review: Cigarettes and Chocolate
REVIEW
Review: Stuart: A Life Backwards

2 February 2017

Review: Stuart: A Life Backwards
Review: The Rape of Lucretia

28 January 2017

Review: The Rape of Lucretia

Review: Poetry in Motion

27 January 2017

Review: Poetry in Motion
FEATURE
On the role of the student reviewer

27 January 2017

On the role of the student reviewer
Review
Review: Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons

26 January 2017

Review: Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons
Film
Review: A decidedly un- ‘Split’ review

28 January 2017

Review: A decidedly un- ‘Split’ review

Film
Review: A romp through the Renaissance with ‘Assassin’s Creed’

11 January 2017

Review: A romp through the Renaissance with ‘Assassin’s Creed’
Review: ‘Passengers’ on a sinking movie

7 January 2017

Review: ‘Passengers’ on a sinking movie
Review: Zadie Smith’s Swing Time

28 December 2016

Review: Zadie Smith’s Swing Time

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