How Not to Keep Skeletons Hidden in Your Closet: A Review of Borgli’s ‘The Drama’
Scarlett Sheehan reviews Kristoffer Borgli’s 'The Drama' Image Credit: Scarlett Sheehan How much does our past impact our present and...
Arts and Culture
Disco, NATO, Bosnia and Me
Tess Armstrong covers the exhibition 'Music, Leeds, Us' Image Credit: Tess Armstrong New exhibition reimagines the history of Leeds Queer-led...
It’s All A Bit of A Laugh, Right?: A Review of Open Theatre’s ‘Sweaty Clowns’
Jess Cooper receives a very special birthday invitation to review Sweaty Clowns with Open Theatre. Image Credit: Abby Swain When...
Belle View Pilot: Absurd Sitcom Full of Laughs
Fred Wood attended the pilot of student-created sit-com Belle View and gives his thoughts on the series' first episode. On...
Northern’s Gentleman Jack – a testament to ballet
Lily Rodney reviews Northern Ballet's production of Gentleman Jack at Leeds Grand Theatre. Timothée Chalamet recently sparked outrage by dismissing...
Identity in Isolation and Imprisonment: A Review of Open Theatre’s ‘What Remains?’
Jess Cooper reviews the newest Open Theatre play, 'What Remains?'. Image Credit: LUU Open Theatre Society It seems incredibly ironic...
Don’t Dream It, Be It: Drag Society’s Performance of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Jess Cooper takes us on the Time Warp as she reviews Drag Society's performance of The Rocky Horror Picture Show...
Review: The Wonderfully Whacky World of LUU MT’s “The Addams Family”
Image Credit: Ash Mallen LUU Musical Theatre Society bring to stage their latest production in the form of The Addams...
Ink Stains
Oscar Glanfield reflects on Indian Ink, the revived Tom Stoppard play exploring love and art between England and India. Kolkata...
TG Presents Big Big Sky: Review – A soaring play about love and loss
LUU’s Theatre Group Society (TG) have always impressed me when I attend their productions. Their interpretation of Tom Wells’ Big...