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A Book of Ryhmes by Charlotte Brontë, Sold by Nobody and Printed by Herself has returned home to the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, West Yorkshire after it was thought lost.

Measuring just 10cm by 6cm, t […]

HarperCollins’s Little Big Book Club, which is facilitated in partnership with the National Literacy Trust (NLT), is being rolled out to 65 schools across the UK after a successful pilot last year.

The project […]

Last weekend, Sofia Akel’s Free Books Campaign held its first-ever free literary festival, Free Books Fest, in south east London. The event aimed to increase the accessibility of literature from authors of c […]

This August, Penguin Classics are set to publish their first collection of a brand-new series, Little Clothbound Classics.

Described as “collectable, small-format editions of short stories, novellas and e […]

There are countless reasons why the Kardashian-Jenner family’s reality television show is problematic. While I am not one for snobbery about what people do or don’t find entertaining, when people point out its […]

Trigger warning: this performance and review of Twenties contains references to sexual assault.

A humorous, heart-warming production from Online@theSpaceUK’s Season 2 line-up, Charlotte Anne-Tilley plaits t […]

Yesterday, West End Live announced a two-day schedule for their 2020 celebration of British musical theatre, which is taking place online (rather than London’s Trafalgar Square), due to the Coronavirus […]

Since the death of George Floyd on the 25th of May 2020, the world has seen what is being described as “the biggest civil rights movement in history”. Alongside signing petitions, donating, and protesting in a […]

During the past couple of weeks, you might have seen one or two videos of people singing, monologuing, or painting by their bathroom sinks, floating around on social media. (No, this isn’t a new, quarantine-bred […]

As Oli very rightly states in Open Theatre’s production of Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, “There are some things that you just can’t say in 140 words…”. He mentions wedding speeches and “epic poetry”, and […]

As a northern theatre student that finds themself surrounded by southern artists the majority of the time, I cannot tell you how incredibly refreshing it was to watch Two by Jim Cartwright, and directed by Tom […]

Intense, hard-hitting, and anger-inducing, Theatre Group’s production of Posh, by Laura Wade, succeeded in creating a satirical commentary on the immense privilege that comes with being white, male and […]

Random Acts of Malice, written by Alan Fraser, and directed by his son, Lewis, was a warm and welcome break from Storm Ciara yesterday evening. As well as the weather performing as pathetic fallacy to the […]

The co-director and co-writer of Six The Musical, Lucy Moss, is officially the youngest female director working on a Broadway musical, according to the show’s production team.

On Monday, Lucy Moss took the record […]

Lin-Manuel Miranda has provided Variety magazine with an update on the status of the Hamilton film, in a recent interview.

With previous reports stating that Miranda’s pitch had caused a bidding war between a […]