Legally Blonde, LSESU Drama Society ★★★★
by Jill Shaughnessy “What, like it’s hard?” to put on a production of Legally Blonde at LSE? Maybe. But even…
Lights Up on Jo Parker
For this (slightly late) Flipside pride interview, I spoke to second-year International Social and Public Policy with Politics student Jo…
Ameena Hamid: Making It All Work For Her
Ameena Hamid’s reputation precedes her: at just 20 years old, she is already the director and creative producer of her…
Sister Act: A would-have-been masterpiece
An invitation to watch what would have been the final dress rehearsal of LSESU Drama Society’s production of Sister Act…
Private Lives: An iced cocktail of a play that goes down a treat
Private Lives, Noël Coward’s delightfully outrageous comedy, was first performed in the year succeeding the Wall Street Crash when the…
Your guide to December: film, tv, theatre, music, and books
Christmas is coming, and we’ve got the perfect guide of upcoming films, tv shows, theatre productions, music and books to…
LSE Limelight #4: Emilia!
“She was the first female published poet in the UK and she’s led this incredible life, but the only thing that has been…
Enron: Applaud for Fraud
Dinosaurs, scandal and the stock market: what more could you want? The LSE Drama Society opens the year in style.…
Drama Society’s “The 39 Steps” Draws Raucous Laughs
The Beaver reviews Drama Society’s final production of the Michaelmas Term: The 39 Steps is a fiery comedy that showcases…
Review: Drama Society’s “And Then There Were None”
The Beaver reviews Drama Society’s first production of the year: an adaptation of Agatha Christie’s famous And Then There Were…
