Lampard’s liberation of Chelsea FC is a breath of fresh air
Thursday 4th July 2019: Chelsea Football Club’s very own Independence Day. Shackled by a transfer ban and burdened by a disgruntled fan base out of love with Sarri-ball, the powers…
Build a Football Club, IRL! (Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas) review
This one-off edition to the Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas is incredibly insightful, even if it does not do exactly what is said in the show’s description. This is an education…
Titania McGrath: Mxnifesto Review
The ‘‘icon of the woke era’’ Titania McGrath takes to the stage for the first time as she presents herself in human form, venturing away from her world-renowned Twitter account. …
In conversation with Konstantin Kisin
Konstantin Kisin, once himself a student at the University of Edinburgh, sat down for a chat with The Student as he reflected on his debut Fringe show, Orwell That Ends…
‘Equal measures of fun and profundity’: Superstar review
Nicola Wren displays exactly how to avoid seeking stardom through having a famous family member whilst simultaneously relying on that fact completely. Despite preaching about the importance of forging your own…
#HonestAmy
Amy Booth-Steel certainly succeeds in being honest, though she fails to be truly compelling. Her ukulele-fuelled solo performance recollecting the toughest four years of her life is at times touching,…
DUCT’s Hamlet review
Packing Shakespeare’s longest play into an hour is an unenviable task. Despite the strong acting performances, what the chief abridgers at Durham University Classical Theatre have ultimately done is ensure…
Konstantin Kisin: Orwell That Ends Well
Konstantin Kisin uses his Fringe debut to give a hilarious, refreshing affirmation of the importance of free speech. The comic stormed to headlines in December 2018 for refusing to sign…
