Rebecca Link On the 26th of October, I went to the Liverpool Empire and watched Willy Russell’s ‘Blood Brothers’ for the first time and it was the best show I’ve ever seen! From the actors to the lighting, the accents to the sets, the whole production was a master piece.   As soon as the Liverpool skyline backdrop came into view and the overture slowly erupted … Continue reading “Did y’ here the story of the Johnstone twins..” If not, where have you been?

Though I do have quite a decent amount of homework, I had to pause it on Friday when I *accidentally* finished Heartstopper in one sitting. For anyone who (somehow) hasn’t heard of it, it is a series on Netflix based on the graphic novels of the same name, with the author of the books writing the adaptation. The show mainly focuses on Charlie (a music-loving … Continue reading Heartstopper review

Written by Otto Goodson Look at the sky, go on, find a patch of grass, lie down and look at the sky, I won’t force you, I won’t tent-peg you to the earth – but do it, go find a place, better still near some plants and flowers or trees and look… but after a moment, as your stare adjusts, about 4 feet up, your … Continue reading Plan: Bee

A Review of ‘Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe’ By Luc Forsyth “One summer night I fell asleep, hoping the world would be different when I woke.” No matter how I feel about this book, I think I’ll probably still view it as something of an experience. Whilst having not known very much about ‘Aristotle and Dante’ prior to picking it up, … Continue reading Luc Forsyth Discovers the Secret of Bad Writing

Written by Rida Shah ‘Then God commanded, “Let there be light”—and light appeared.  God was pleased with what he saw. Then he separated the light from the darkness, and he named the light “Day” and the darkness “Night.” Evening passed and morning came—that was the first day’… blah blah blah… yet another creation story told to us constantly and to a lot of us even before we … Continue reading Inauguration of the dome.

Or: How I learned to stop worrying and love waiting for video games. Written by Heidi Thompson Gaming in recent years has come a long way since loitering around arcade machines waiting for your friend to let you have a turn on Pac-Man or sitting down on your Macintosh to play another level of Doom. Games continue to push the boundaries of animation and design, … Continue reading Release Now, Patch Later