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Another Kind of Life: Photography on the Margins Exhibition Review - The Barbican
28th February – 27th May 2018 Standard: £13.50 Concessions: £11 Young Barbican: £5 View Here After the success of their latest monumental exhibition, Jean Michael Basquiat: Boom for Real , The Barbican Centre calls viewers to a similarly groundbreaking and controversial art collection: Another Kind of Life: Photography on the Margins part of the Barbican’s 2018 season “The Art of Change”, is in fact a provocatory and intrinsically political display of pictures taken by twe
Eleonora Colli
Mar 4, 20183 min read


'When The Bang Comes' - KCL English Literary Society
Standard: £6 Student: £5 Member: £4 View Here Lily Shahmoon’s When The Bang Comes certainly provided a bang of emotions, shock and...
Ella Davies-Forster
Mar 2, 20183 min read


'Lolanthe' - KCL Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Adult: £10 Concessions: £8 View Here As a newcomer to the revered world of Gilbert and Sullivan, I wasn’t entirely sure whether or not...
Robert Carden
Mar 1, 20182 min read


T-Shirt: Cult-Culture-Subversion Review - The Fashion and Textile Museum
9th February – 6th May 2018 Adult: £9.90 Concessions: £8.80 Students: £7 View Here Everyone wears them. They often go unnoticed. Then...
Ella Davies-Forster
Mar 1, 20182 min read


'Hamilton' - Victoria Palace Theatre
The foyers and bars in theatres always have a certain buzz to them – these are spaces where the pre-show atmosphere is thick with...
Sophie Perry
Mar 1, 20184 min read
Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2018 Exhibition Review - The Photographers' Gallery
23rd February – 3rd June 2018 Free admission before 12.00 every day Exhibition Day Pass £4 (£2.50 concessions) Advance Online Booking £2.50 View Here This 2018 edition of the ‘Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize’ at the Photographers’ Gallery features four artists: Batia Suter, Rafal Milach, Mathieu Asselin and Luke Willis Thompson. The foundation and the gallery have collaborated since 2005 to present every year a selection of artworks. Past winners included Soph
Olivier Clément
Feb 26, 20183 min read


The Shape of Water Review
It is the case with some films that their plot descriptions don’t actually do them justice. Take, for example, Mad Max: Fury Road where...
Sophie Perry
Feb 26, 20182 min read


Modigliani Exhibition Review - Tate Modern
23rd November 2017 – 2nd April 2018 Adult: £17.70 Concessions: £15.90 View Here Modigliani. Say it out loud: “Mo-di-glia-ni”. The name...
Irina Anghel
Feb 12, 20182 min read


The Vagina Monologues Review - A KCL V-Day Production
As the title suggests, the Vagina monologues was less of a play and more of a series of one sided discussions of female sexuality. Taken...
Corissa Hollenbeck
Feb 12, 20181 min read


Hommo Review - A King's Student Production
‘This is the narrative: men fuck women’ Thomas Froy’s new play, Hommo, is upfront and transparent regarding its purpose. It is an...
Gusta Matthews
Nov 21, 20173 min read
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