Jamie Beckett investigates the controversy at the Globe Theatre, which finds itself to be at the centre of a boycott supported by many known actors after it announces its involvement with an Israeli theatre company in this year’s Cultural Olympiad.
Jamie Beckett investigates the controversy at the Globe Theatre, which finds itself to be at the centre of a boycott supported by many known actors after it announces its involvement with an Israeli theatre company in this year’s Cultural Olympiad.
Plan UK’s charity anthology ‘Because I am a Girl’ is co-written by seven different authors who have experienced the beneficial work of Plan UK in the third world. Sophie Taylor talks to ‘Chocolat’ author Joanne Harris about her involvement in the project and how the anthology holds the potential to aid and liberate.
Hollie Heenan looks at the not-so-ridiculous world of anthropomorphism in comics…
Ellie Swire explores the under-appreciated literary form that is the short story.
People often question why Shakespeare wrote the way he did – that his prose is convoluted and unrealistic. Sophie Taylor wants to put Shakespeare into words we’ll all understand. As long as they’re iambic and pentametrical.
Lyndsey’s pledging her time to the ever-present question of what is poetry and what is music. One of us must know – sooner or later.