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A new British musical, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, is set to premiere at the Southwark Playhouse in London next January.

The production, the latest adaptation of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s famous poem, is bei […]

I sit in bed, tinnie in hand, eagerly awaiting the handsome eligible bachelors that would soon be popping up on my screen.

I’m not wearing my usual date attire, favouring holey Christmas pyjama bottoms from […]

Tom Petty’s fastest selling album upon release, Wildflowers hit the shelves half a decade after the Floridian’s career-defining (sans-Heartbreakers) debut Full Moon Fever had shifted a veritable truckload of u […]

Introducing: Drug Store Romeos

Hometown: Hampshire

Listen to: ‘Frame of Reference’, ‘Quotations for Locations’, ‘Now You’re Moving’

Much of the UK has been plunged into a second lockdown and the days […]

Nostalgia: a sentimental feeling towards an element of your past.

Sometimes saddening, sometimes happy but always shared. I often get told I am too nostalgic and that I am too young to feel this way about […]

The Sound of Fury has had a hard time gaining the attention it deserves.

Considered a flop on its initial release in 1950, it was later rebranded Try and Get Me with a poster focussing on deranged criminal Je […]

Charlie Lewis recalls, with tenderness we all ought to reserve for our younger selves, the summer after he left school. 16-years-old, bored and unable to stand being in the house with his father, Charlie […]

Xbox Series X/S exclusive The Medium has been delayed by developers Bloober Team, with the new release date set as the 28th January 2021. The latest psychological horror was due to be released on December 10th […]

In a world where we have to stay two metres apart, sweaty concert venues have become a distant memory. 2020 has seen an array of Covid friendly concerts, from socially distanced gigs to online concerts, Niall […]

Now that dubstep has faded from popular consciousness, it’s perhaps easy to forget just what an impact Skrillex’s Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites had upon release ten years ago and the legacy it’s left since. […]

Headed by a stellar performance from Anya Taylor-Joy, The Queen’s Gambit grips you with it’s 60’s aesthetic and engaging plot. It’s a Netflix pick that’s the right move for anyone.

We meet Beth Harmon (Anya […]

The Osmonds – a New Musical is set to tour the UK starting from summer 2021.

This family-based jukebox musical tells the story of the Osmond brothers, teen idols from the 1970s who rose to fame at a young age […]

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has extended the furlough scheme following the announcement of a second lockdown in England. 

The scheme is extended until March 2021, with employees receiving up to 80% of […]

Directed by Declan Donnellan and designed by Nick Ormerod, Cheek by Jowl’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘problem play’, The Winter’s Tale, is a daring, vibrant and challenging modern-dress production that is […]

Dave Chappelle is hosting Saturday Night Live this week. This is not a usual Saturday night, though; it’s the first weekend after the 2020 US elections. It feels like a weird flashback to November 2016: the an […]

Over 200 people including Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Arinzé Kene, Sheila Atim and Arthur Darvill have raised concerns about Wac Arts.

Staff, alumni and supporters of the North London performing arts school have […]

Since its release in October, many have voiced their concerns that the new adaptation of Roald Dahl’s book The Witches could increase stigma around disabilities. 

In Dahl’s original book, a young boy acci […]

Despite being the most recent medium of art, film has quickly shot up to our favourite consumption of entertainment. Like with most things we choose our favourites and ‘classics’, that cinephiles to casual watc […]

If you asked anyone with a gym membership pre-pandemic how many times they’d been to the gym that week, chances are they’d glance away guiltily. In a society built on capitalism and busy schedules, gym mem […]