The Student interviews Mary Harron, director of Netflix’s Alias Grace
This week, The Student spoke with Mary Harron, director of Netflix’s recent miniseries Alias Grace. Mary has always concerned herself with the female perspective, as well as the complicated world…
#MeToo and dressing for defiance at the Golden Globes
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you will know all about the significance of this year’s Golden Globes to women around the world, in the acting industry and beyond.…
EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Santa
This year has been a wild sleigh ride. Trump took office at the White House, Prince Harry is officially off the market and the paradox that is Theresa May revealed…
The rise and rise of the Nasty Woman
Nasty woman. It’s a phrase we all know, first brought to the world’s attention during the final US presidential debate this year by Donald Trump’s use of it in describing…
The Dreamer
Though at first disconcerted at the realisation that The Dreamer would be performed almost entirely in Mandarin, my apprehension barely lasted the first few minutes; the energetic physicality of the…
Lula del Ray by Manual Cinema
Lovingly crafted with an assembly of puppeteers and a live score, Lula del Ray seeks to bring out the child in all of us. Through the eyes of their titular…
Edinburgh rents: unjustifiably high or proportionately apt?
As a student, trying to find a flat in Edinburgh is a fairly traumatic experience. Often equipped with a very tight budget and little experience, students are regularly left feeling…
