London
Dear Generic Small Town
In today’s post, Daniella shares some of her reflections having left her ‘Small Town’ for the ‘Big City’ and her fear of preferring one over the other… Dear Generic Small Town, […]
A Different Look at ‘La La Land’
Plato says “in metre and harmony and rhythm, [they] speak very well–such is the sweet influence which melody and rhythm by nature have… music puts upon colours”. Plato argues against […]
My Top 5 Places to go in East London
I have lived in London for 18 months now and I thought I’d made a short list of my favourite places to visit. I am very lucky that all of […]
On London and Dreams…
This is a slight deviation from our usual reviews and historical articles about the city, but as the semester is drawing to a close (are you panicking? I’m not panicking…) […]
TIME LAPSE: Interview
“The worst thing you can do is choke your actors” I sat down and spoke to writers and directors of Time Lapse, Stephan Ledesma and Jack Ridley, about writing collaboratively, […]
‘Cardboard City’: Interview
Fourth up in the QMTC New Writers’ Festival is Cardboard City, written and directed by Holly Rodman. I spoke to Holly about the real-life inspirations she had for the play […]
‘When John Met Joseph’: Interview
“I thought, there’s got to be a play in that.” The third performance part of the New Writers’ Festival is When John Met Joseph. I spoke to the writer and […]
‘You Didn’t Have To’: Interview
“You’ve just gotta throw yourself into stuff” With the New Writers’ Festival drawing near, I sat down and spoke with Sebastião Marques Lopes about his play, You Didn’t Have To, […]
Forms in Motion: Design and Architecture Under Review
The originality found within the realm of architectural design has been the source of inspiration for a myriad of creatives, who seek to go beyond the limits of their visions. […]