Causing a Stink!: Why the Bathroom Has Always Been a Queer Space
Georgia Scheerhout reclaims the queer history of the bathroom in the face of polarising political debate.
Why Students Need to Address Inequality in Cambridge: Reflecting on a Year in Embrace
Thea Redmill, Co-President of Embrace, reflects on her experiences working with Embrace and local charities to combat inequality and poverty in Cambridge
Zvakazarurwa, or Revelations - Portia Zvavahera at Kettle’s Yard
Nadia Sorabji Stewart explores the dark inner world of Portia Zvavahera’s monographic exhibition Zvakazarurwa, meaning ‘Revelations’.
Cindy Lee’s Diamond Jubilee: A Review
Danny Petrie analyses Patrick Flegal’s journey through a foggy rock netherworld
EDGE: New Visions of Queer Expression
RAID brings Cambridge a new club night, EDGE, with the hopes of cementing queer clubbing in the nightlife calendar.
Thunderstorm Review : A Submersion into Tragedy and Helplessness
Aurora Sturli reviews Thunderstorm at the ADC
Jellyfish Brains Review : An uncanny exploration of the many facets of love
Aurora Sturli reviews ‘Jellyfish Brain’ which sees you question love
Salomé Review: “A story of lust, obsession and fatal desire”
“Evie Chandler’s adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s play Salomé offers an ambitious and compelling adaptation that works in its favour.”
“From the complex to the simple line”: Some notes on Matisse and Poulenc
Jay Palombella shares his reflections on Matisse’s sketches in light of their influence on the life and work of composer Francis Poulenc.