And there is no true aftermath. Like in real life, The Queen’s City of the South has no nice bow to string around itself. The characters are changed, certainly, and for the better, but their goals are not over.
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Chosen Ones was highly ambitious and difficult to carry off, although the cast and crew managed to do so with the delicacy and compassion that was dearly needed.
From politicians, to journalists, to former stujo trailblazers, dig into some of the events at the 2024 Student Media Conference.
Brontë’s gothic drama not only matched the theatre space but was rewarded by the fact that set designers Ali Bendall and Tom Fahy made full use of the Genesian Theatre.
Outside the walls of Sculpting the Senses we sanitise our world with concepts like biology, technology, astronomy, STEM, and other meaningless terms, inside these walls, however, everything is art, everything is celebrated.
Swap the Grand Electric for a Titanic museum and you’ve got the opening for Titanique, a raucous jukebox musical telling…
While the play had the potential to be a poignant reflection on the systemic injustice of Catholic reformatories, and the broader culpability of sexual deviance that is unduly placed on women’s shoulders, it unfortunately fell short.
It’s hard to compensate for the long-lasting impacts that French colonialism has had on Tahiti and its surrounding islands with a single exhibition, but if I had to exhibit it, I would emphasise in all aspects of Gaugin’s paintings the confrontation, sinisterism and exploitation.
Looking Coppola’s creation in the eye — as an extension of himself — the audience is pushed to question why he chose to fork over $120 million to build his own Megalopolis if this was the end result.
In ‘Quiet Resonance’, he celebrates humanity’s kernel of goodness, the beauty of human interaction with nature, and the power of art to glimpse the divine.
