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Doing Good While Having Fun: How Leeds Students are Changing the Culture Around Sex and Consent
Freshers’ Week is sold as freedom on tap. You get a chance to reinvent yourself, meet hundreds of people in...
“I’ve forgotten to ‘put my bins out’…again!” An Interview with the ‘Bin Men’
"Oh no, I forgot to put the bins out!" I realised as I rushed downstairs, trying to scrape my bed-hair...
The Online Glorification of OnlyFans and Sex Work: How it Perpetuates Sexual Objectification and Harms Disadvantaged Sex Workers
How dangerous is it to ignore the implications of glorifying online sex work? OnlyFans, an online platform where creators produce...
The Latest Culling: Leeds Loses The Imaginarium and Canned Heat
Image Credit: Rosie Nowosielski As July closed, so did The Imaginarium and Canned Heat, continuing the downward spiral of Leeds’...
Review: Erica Plays Mr Waddiger
Image Credit: Ruby Baines As August approaches one thing comes to many students’ minds: Fringe season. It’s a twenty-something theatre...
Review: Pop! The Musical
Image Credit: Megan Espie I often dream of pursuing a creative career whilst simultaneously feeling overwhelmed for what that might...
Review: Lost Paws
Image Credit: Abby Swain There are several difficulties that original, independent productions headed to the fringe face: cost of travel,...
Cripping the Lens: Gender, Disability, and the Politics of Visibility
Syracuse, upstate New York, USA. Ruby, a twenty-year-old woman with Down’s Syndrome, stands on her single bed in proud assertion,...
The Wonders of Loren Kramar
Two spotlights frame the stage as a figure floats his way towards a microphone with elegance and poise. The opening...