Mark Holland 02/11/2023 Mark Holland 02/11/2023

A Profession of Faith Review: A Rewarding Meditation On Responsibility And Chance

Jacinta Ngeh’s new play is a thoughtful and detailed subversion of the medical ethics drama.

Ralph Jeffreys 01/11/2023 Ralph Jeffreys 01/11/2023

‘I was in the house…’ Review: A Unique And Powerful Exploration Of Memory, Time, And Gender

The very first English-language production of Lagarce’s complex and difficult play is an excellent and unique production that gets as much as possible out of the text.

Georgia Adams 28/10/2023 Georgia Adams 28/10/2023

Summer with Monika Review: Unravelling Love’s complexity in Summer With Monika

Ruby Dunbar 26/10/2023 Ruby Dunbar 26/10/2023

Second Temple Review: Sophie Stemmons’ Play Tackles the Trials and Tribulations of Family Gatherings

Ruby Dunbar 20/10/2023 Ruby Dunbar 20/10/2023

Summer and Smoke Review: Sarah Mulgrew Stars In Sweltering Production

Tommy Gilhooly 16/03/2023 Tommy Gilhooly 16/03/2023

Love Art After Dark 2023 – Review

Hari Collins 11/03/2023 Hari Collins 11/03/2023

The Majlis Archival Exhibition – Review

Hari Collins reviews the Majlis Archival Exhibition, which is on in the Wren Library until 15th March.

TCS 07/03/2023 TCS 07/03/2023

CUCFS x TCS: The Scholar and the Student

A preview of our upcoming magazine.

Hari Collins 02/03/2023 Hari Collins 02/03/2023

Twelfth Night – Review

Hari Collins reviews Twelfth Night, this year’s BME Shakespeare production – a playful comedy about mistaken identity and the mutability of love.

Ines Goes-Marliere 01/03/2023 Ines Goes-Marliere 01/03/2023

Blood Relations (Review): An Axe-cellent Feminist Take on America’s Favourite Murderer Muse

Review of Blood Relations at the Corpus Playroom.

Tommy Gilhooly 01/03/2023 Tommy Gilhooly 01/03/2023

Dr. Dee and the Endurance of Alchemy

Matilda Sidel 26/02/2023 Matilda Sidel 26/02/2023

‘Twelfth Night’ – Preview

Preview of BME Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’, the ADC Week 6 Mainshow.

Rubie McDermott 26/02/2023 Rubie McDermott 26/02/2023

Paramore’s ‘This is Why’ – Review

Rubie McDermott reviews Paramore’s latest album in light of the band’s career in the past couple of decades.

Matilda Sidel 25/02/2023 Matilda Sidel 25/02/2023

Women Talking – Review

Review of the film Women Talking (2022).

Matilda Sidel 19/02/2023 Matilda Sidel 19/02/2023

‘Common People’, or, the chivalric romance of (mostly) the 1980s – Part 2

Thought medieval courtly love had nothing to do with ‘80s music? Think again. Part 2/2.

Jake Turner 16/02/2023 Jake Turner 16/02/2023

Agatha Christie’s ‘The Hollow’ Review

Tommy Gilhooly 15/02/2023 Tommy Gilhooly 15/02/2023

King’s Road: Fashion from Psychedelia to Punk (Part 2)

Psychedelic fashion was always about being adventurous, being outrageous – believing in total freedom

Rubie McDermott 15/02/2023 Rubie McDermott 15/02/2023

‘Postcards from Pawnee’

Parks and Recreation – the sitcom that dared to be a glass half-full.

Matilda Sidel 13/02/2023 Matilda Sidel 13/02/2023

‘Common People’, or, the chivalric romance of (mostly) the 1980s – Part 1

Thought medieval courtly love had nothing to do with ‘80s music? Think again. Part 2 coming soon.

Rhea Sarawgi 12/02/2023 Rhea Sarawgi 12/02/2023

In an increasingly disillusioned world, we ought to give religion a chance

Reflecting on a conversation with her mother, Rhea Sarawgi discusses why connecting with a ‘personal spirituality’ and ‘religious heritage’ deserves a second chance.