Review | The Messiah
By Kathleen Walker ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà It might seem a little early to mention the Nativity story, but it’s the start of […]
Trick or Treat?
By Amy Layton Having a Halloween house party and need some snacks to impress your guests? Or are you simply
Live Review: Echo and the Bunnymen at St David’s Hall, 15/10/18
By Izzy Wright I didn’t know what to expect of Echo and The Bunnymen when I signed up to see
The Origins of Halloween!
By Gwenddolen Woebking Halloween originated from Celtic harvest festivals such as Samhain, which celebrating the end of the summer cycle
Novels That Scared You Sh*tless
Photo by Leximphoto on Unsplash Words by Anthony Stonestreet Almost anything can be a horror story. It can be the monster lurking in
Live Review: Turnstile at The Globe, 23/10/2018
By Munro Page The palpable buzz that filled the air of The Globe as the packed room awaited the arrival
FOR Cardiff – the gift card that supports independent businesses in the Welsh Capital
by Molly Wyatt Come rain or shine, I am a sucker for shopping, window shopping or real shopping. So, when
Our Favourite Biopics
Following the release of Bryan Singer’s Bohemian Rhapsody this week, eight Quench contributors put forward their favourite biopics: Harry Dixon
The Spookiest Ways to Spend Halloween Nearby on a Student Budget
The pumpkins are out, fake blood is flying off the shelves and Pintrests most searched term is ÔÇÿoriginal fancy dress
The Island | Review
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Words by Manjeevan Kaur Athol Fugard’s The Island captures a bold image of apartheid in South Africa. The intricate
An Interview with Tom Walker
by Andrea Gaini Tom Walker is one of the most promising up-coming artists in Britain and in Europe, his scratched
Ultimate Kitchen Essentials Shopping List for Freshers
By Abby Wilson For all of those who have university this year, you’ve taken the bold step of packing your
Murder for Two | Review
By Emily Stanton ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà The clue is in the title when it comes to this murder mystery comedy musical. Two
Review: Hackney Child
By Mel Lynch ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Doing a degree that requires weekly reams of readings, I’m ashamed to say has resulted in
An Interview with Blair Dunlop
Georgia Evans sat down with the contemporary folk singer, songwriter and guitarist Blair Dunlop to discuss everything from his latest
Caro Emerald Gets St David’s Hall Dancing
By Max Modell There are few things more cathartic than dancing in a classical concert hall or somewhere you feel
The Bi Life: A Long Time Coming
By Meg Sharma The many successful years of shows like Love Island, Take Me Out, and Ex on the Beach
Spooky Fun or Insensitive Branding?
By Bethany Griffiths Halloween has certainly changed a lot since I was a kid. It used to be a minor
A Basic Guide to Cooking – Student friendly recipes
By Megan Desmond When you are a student at university money can be tight. You are trying to save all
The New Front of Country Music – Kacey Musgraves Live at the Bristol Hippodrome
By Josh Ong The U.K has always found itself in a difficult position when it comes to country music. It’s