Small Island: A Fantastic Drama That Entertains Like a Sitcom ★★★★★
By Anna Berkowitz The National Theatre’s take on Andrea Levy’s 2004 novel about the Windrush generation is a brilliantly revived…
Shiva Baby: a sugar daddy, an ex-girlfriend, and a wailing baby walk into a wake (2020)
By Tilly Mason and Namrata Menon Shiva Baby, the caustic debut of writer and director Emma Seligman, is the most…
Geography ball on fire!
by Christo Petrou Wine, good food, jazz, and a lot more wine. LSE’s reigning Ball champion will be hard to…
Liberating Ourselves from Ideals: An Analysis of Federico Fellini’s La dolce vita (1960)
By Manisha Thind Federico Fellini’s ground-breaking 1960 drama La dolce vita is a tale of hedonistic excess and existential angst.…
Home
(by Emily Petrou) Outbound Inbound In and Out Home and Away from home. Its scary, 3 month old shine And…
Mother Wounds
(by Sadia Sheeraz and illustrated by Vaneeza Jawad) Mother Wounds These mother wounds mark my body No scars on my…
Cyrano: 17th century catfishing, but as a musical ★★
By Vanessa Huang Truly the original story of catfishing, Cyrano de Bergerac has undergone numerous updates and reworkings, including the…
A beginner’s guide to thrifting in London
by Amelia Gantt As a General Course student, I’ve been a fan of thrifting for a while in the US,…
Parallel Mothers: Almodóvar’s most recent take on motherhood has some heart, but ultimately falls flat ★★★
By Syed Zaid Ali Syed Mudzhar Much has been said about Almodóvar’s mastery of melodrama, but his most recent feature…
Ten places to visit for LGBTQ+ history month
by Stephanie Holmes This LGBTQ+ history month, we are recommending 10 must-visit places that celebrate the diverse experience of the…
