Travels with The Stag – Surrey goes to Sweden
Sheeba Pathak recalls her Union-organised trip to Sweden in January 2024.
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Behind the Curtain: Todd Boyce’s Revelations on Rachel Kavanaugh’s ‘Sleuth’
Katie Vickers talks to Todd Boyce about Coronation Street, life on the road, and his upcoming show, Sleuth, coming to the Yvonne Arnaud on April 23rd.
Beyond the Blade: Unpacking Female Empowerment in Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill’
Katie Vickers offers a convincing argument that Kiddo, heroine of 2003’s ‘Kill Bill’, represents a compelling feminist icon.
Dying Embers
Debut writer, Mason Brown, pens a melancholic and romantic poem, musing on the story of two characters heading to war.
Moth
Wrapping up our celebration of LGBTQ History Month we have a poem by Cerys Hudd, describing the intensity of love as a moth to a flame.
Hollow Harmony
Like the regularity of the waves crashing against the shore, Cerys Hudd returns with a poem for our Creative Writing section.
The Secret Fairytale
Regular writer for our Creative Writing section, Cerys Hudd, offers us a poem in celebration of LGBTQ History Month.
“And Then There Were None” at the Yvonne Arnaud – Review
Ivy Ivanova shares her thoughts on the newest theatre adaptation of the world’s best-selling mystery novel, now available to watch in the Yvonne Arnaud
I am just a child.
Cerys Hudd writes a searing poem about family relationships as part of The Stag x LitSoc Creative Writing Competition.
The Corner Shop
It’s time for another entry into our Creative Writing Competition collaboration with LitSoc! Now read about Cerys Hudd’s paradoxical storefront in The Corner Shop.
Renaissance
Next up in our Creative Writing Competition collaboration with LitSoc, is Sheeba Pathak’s touching tribute to guide dogs and their impact.
A Testimony
This semester we hosted The Stag x LitSoc Creative Writing Competition. We are pleased to announce Nour Morsy as the winner for her poem, A Testimony.
Barbie Movie: A Review
Jodie Thompson shares her thoughts on the highly-anticipated Barbie movie, as well as its importance in today’s society.
‘Welcome to Subtract’: Ed Sheeran’s Touching Live Debut of his New Album
Brandon Kartick tells us all about his experience at Ed Sheeran’s heartfelt live debut of his new album Subtract while giving us a brief history on Sheeran as an artist and the meanings behind his songs.
“Richard III” at the Rose Theatre – A Review
Emma Bleeck went to the press night of “Richard III” at the Rose Theatre and expresses her thoughts on the performance and the production’s changes to the classic play in her review.
Queer book recommendations – Celebrating all identities
Emma Bleeck introduces you to her favourite queer novels. Have a read if you’re looking to widen your reading list for all types of moods and genres!
This is how you do a farewell concert
Ivy Ivanova tells us about Panic! At The Disco’s concert. Being one of their last shows after announcing their disbandment, she takes us through the incredible experience of attending the concert.
65 is good, actually
Rosie Willoughby reviews 65, a simple action movie but which includes genuine performances by Adam Driver and Ariana Greenblatt.
“The Unexpected Twist” at the Rose Theatre – A Review
Emma Bleeck watched the musical adaptation of Michael Rosen’s novel, The Unexpected Twist, at the Rose Theatre in Kingston and shares her thoughts on the production’s Oliver Twist retelling.
Firedance live review
Jodie Thompson shares her thoughts after watching Firedance live, a show that features Strictly‘s biggest stars, fire performers and live music.