The Art of Bethany Lee
The artwork of Bethany Lee stands out among contemporary young artists who engage largely with digital and new media. Beth’
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Culture
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Book Review: Where Rainbows End
Love, Rosie starring Lily Collins and Sam Claflin is one of my favourite films and the novel Where Rainbows End
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Book Awards 2019: The Highlights So Far
Halfway through the year, and we’ve already seen some fantastic fiction hit the shelves. And as we’re halfway
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Murder, She Didn’t Write Review- Absurdly Brilliant
Imagine an episode of Scooby Doo for adults, where the cast doesn’t know what they’re saying, or even
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LUTG Presents: Dinner- Utterly Brilliant
Article by Mike Narouei The second I stepped into the Jack Hylton I knew that I was in good hands.
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Review: The Ginger Snapped, or maybe just flopped?
As a Manchester native, the world of drag is no foreign thing to me, being surrounded by the lively LGBT+
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Book Club: Haruki Murakami's Men Without Women
This month, book club had a look at award-winning author Haruki Murakami's short-story collection Men Without Women. With
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Heart of Darkness Review- A Multimedia Masterpiece
The new production of Heart of Darkness surfaced at the Dukes this week promising a modern take on this classic
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Guantanamo Kid Review- A Story of Outstanding Endurance
Guantanamo Kid, as stated by the title, relates the story of a kid that grew up in Guantanamo. At only
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LUTG Presents: An Ideal Husband – Not So Ideal
Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband is an excellently funny and well-written look into a world unlike our own, but
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LuDans 'Dance Through The Ages' Review- Truly En Pointe
Before LUdans society’s ‘Dancing through the ages’, I had never experienced a show comprised only of dance (bar a
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Creative Column: The Day of Ray
I gazed wistfully at the evening sun. As a child the world seems exciting and magical, anything’s possible. Now
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LUTG Presents: Click Review- Ambitious and Interesting
Review by Mike Narouei With Click, I was excited to watch a piece that would address contemporary issues using Piscator’
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LUTG Presents: Breakfast at Tiffany’s – More like leftovers…
We all know the iconic image of Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly in the adaption of Truman Capote’s testament
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Much Ado About Nothing Review- A Charming Re-Imagining
Tudor England meets ‘Dad’s Army’ and ‘Land Girls’ in this charming re-imagination of Much Ado About Nothing. Shakespeare’s
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