Staying In IS The New Going Out
Forgotten nights, banging headaches, and hangxiety. This brutal trio I’m sure most of us have experienced, me included. Whilst blacking […]
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Pointe Shoes and Pirouettes: The Dangerously Delicate
Pointe shoes, tutus, and pirouettes. Ballerinas ooze grace and elegance whilst on stage. Is the world of ballet as refined
The Euphoric Palette
The euphoric palette and the impact that colours have on us as simple beings is something that I believe we
A Look Into The Digital Camera Frenzy
As uni students, we are living the best years of our lives. Yes, we capture those moments, taking out our
Canvas to Code: Are We Experiencing a New Era of Art?
Right now, we are witnessing a new way of perceiving art, one of scepticism and constant critique. Our eyes are
Love Is Just A Word
As the jeep drove off and Junha Park’s The Town started playing, I knew I’d never look at snow the
Love Is Just A Word
The media we consume massively influences the kind of love we view as acceptable or desirable. Whether it’s the latest
Calling Cupid
‘Cupid, draw back your bow. And let your arrow go. Straight to my lover’s heart for me.’ From artwork to
Broadway to West End: Are Classical Musicals Disappearing?
With the recent premiere of Wicked skyrocketing the West End world levels beyond London, the gravity defying movie isn’t the first to
Guaranteed Good Times with The Overtones!
I was kindly given the opportunity to attend The Overtones Good Times Christmas Tour in October. As someone who has
Act One’s The Small Mermaid: A Horny Whirlpool of Eco-Conscious Crustaceans
Under the sea, it is certainly wetter. Act One’s sin-soaked panto The Small Mermaid plunges us into the deep end
Winter Showcase Review: A Medley of Musical Masterpieces
Kicking off the festivities and celebration, Cardiff University recently hosted their first Winter Showcase of 2024. A three-act performance made
Mental Illness and the Creative Mind: Is There a Connection?
In an age where journalling has become a means of emotional overflow, creativity is often a form of release for
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
In a time where independence often dominates conversations, women are increasingly reclaiming traditionally ‘girly’ activities – sleepovers, brunches, cosy nights
That’ll Be The Day: So this is Christmas Review
I was incredibly fortunate to be invited to watch That’ll Be The Day: Christmas Special. The show itself has been running since
Culinary Heritage: Recipes That Have Been Passed Down Through Your Culture.
Food is a central aspect of every culture, yet it remains one of the most underrepresented areas in the culinary
Parasocial Relationships: Helpful or Harmful?
In recent years, an overconsumption of media, mainly among younger generations has led to a rise in parasocial relationships. In
Student Drag Show Review: Sly’s Self-Conscious Slay Was An Elitely Executed Lesson in Camp
A night of naughtiness, raucous laughter and pure queer joy, Student-run drag show Sly landed with a bang on the
Behind the magic: an Interview with Oliver Tabor
Distinguished magician and producer, Oliver Tabor is celebrated for his captivating performances and innovative contributions to the world of magic.
Toxic Masculinity vs Movember
Words by Megan Philip We have all heard the phrase toxic masculinity often used to describe men displaying aggressive behaviours