New High Street Sizing: A Positive Move?
By Bethany Griffiths After facing years of backlash for poor sizing guidelines, some high street shops (notably H&M and Primark) […]
2023 | Theatre Review
By Mel Lynch ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà As a first time visitor to Chapter Arts I arrived optimistic about the quality of production
London Fashion Week: Street Style Round Up
By Sara Robards London Fashion Week 2018 marked another exciting week exploring London’s diverse fashion talent. The shows offered everything
Theatre Review: The Bowie Experience
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà By Jasmine Snow David Bowie may no longer be with us, but his legacy lives on through the Bowie
Review | Rossini’s Cinderella
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà By Sofia Brizio La Cenerentola by Gioachino Rossini is one of the most famous and arguably most enjoyable pieces
Ocean Film Festival 2018 | Review
By Ilona Cabral ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Touring over 35 locations across the UK and Ireland in September and October, the Ocean Film
Rainy Day Reads
By┬áBethany Griffiths The nights are drawing in and Pumpkin Spiced Lattes are back. It can only mean one thingÔǪ autumn
2018 London ÔÇÿFood Made Good’ Awards: Dusty Knuckle wins ÔÇÿPeople’s Favourite Restaurant’
Words by Caterina Dassie’ On the night of October the 1st, the Dusty Knuckle was awarded for its commitment to
Review: Drake – Scorpion
by Ellis Garamszegi The release of Drake’s latest album, Scorpion, broke all sorts of records – hardly surprising considering the
The Unstoppable Rise of Netflix Originals
Netflix is one of the most successful online streaming services out there, providing films and TV shows on demand for
25 Years of Jurassic Park: A Celebration
In honour of the 25th anniversary of the original Jurassic Park,  two Quench contributors reveal what the legendary franchise means
Indie Films: Engaging, Authentic and Liberating
By Anastasia Kropotina Among the many action movies, cookie cutter romantic comedies and questionable horror flicks, one name is capable of
La Traviata | Opera Review
By Mel Lynch ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà This Autumn, the Welsh National Opera has a taken over our beloved Millennium centre, so naturally
Fake News vs Democracy: Can Technology Help?
By Alexandra Banfi | Since the inception of news, disinformation has been a legitimate societal threat. Whilst the term ÔÇÿfake
To drink coffee or not to drink coffee: that is the question.
By Lucy Wilkinson Monday the 1st October marks International Coffee Day, so today you’ve got even more of an excuse
Live Review: Nick Mulvey Solo show at Tramshed
By Max Modell To be able to carry a gig on your own is a unique skill. The limitations of
Savage x Fenty-The New Empowerment
By Sarah Harris Robyn Rihanna Fenty, a music mogul turned fashion savant and beauty goddess returned to New York Fashion
Jorja Smith: Tour Preview
by Camille Stanley and Max Modell This month the Mercury Prize-nominated artist Jorja Smith embarks on her headline UK tour,
Review: The Little Book of Adulting / The Little Book of Politics
By Mel Lynch Title: The Little Book of Adulting Author: Quentin Parker Price: ┬ú6.99 Upon initially inspecting the title, I’ll
Sunday Roast in a Pie? – Pieminister launches new Autumnal Sunday Menu
Words by Josh Ong Pieminister have launched their autumnal menu to combine the joys of Pies and Sunday Roasts into