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2015 ACAR Revue: An Exceptional Foot in the Door

Reviews October 31, 2015By Naaman Zhou

Naaman Zhou reviews the ACAR Revue: ‘2015: A Race Odyssey’

Negotiating with the Strange: SUDS’ Red Cross

Culture October 20, 2015By Lauren Pearce

Lauren Pearce still isn’t quite sure what she saw.

A Small, Warm Light: Patches, by Little Eggs

Culture September 18, 2015By Charlie O'Grady

Some good eggs patch up the holes in Charlie O’Grady’s heart

A Hidden Gem: MUSE’s “A Man of No Importance”

Culture August 7, 2015By Ben Clarke

In the interval of MUSE’s current production of A Man of No Importance (adapted from Albert Finney’s 1994 film of…

Courting Intellectual Elitism Without Ever Shagging it: SUDS’ “Art”

Culture August 6, 2015By Emma Balfour

Emma Balfour saw a pretentious French play and it wasn’t awful

More to it than Shifting Furniture: SUDS’ The Removalists

Culture March 19, 2015By Charlie O'Grady

Charlie O’Grady watched some men punch each other for a bit.

Ringing the Alarm Bells: SUDS’ Between Two Waves

Culture March 14, 2015By Honi Soit

Writer Ian Meadows wants us to know we’re all going to die. Between Two Waves, directed by Jack Ballhausen for…

Fresh Produce: Little Eggs

Culture February 26, 2015By Honi Soit

Phoebe Adler-Ryan hopes to be so fearless

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