All posts tagged stage
Theatre Review: ‘Summer and Smoke’ by Tennessee Williams.
Rebecca Frecknall’s new revival of ‘Summer and Smoke’ by Tennessee Williams at the West End is absolutely raw and emotionally ravishing. The brick wall at the back of the stage […]
Exclusive Review: Oscar Jerome @ Village Underground
On 25th September, the unsuspecting streetwalkers of Shoreditch were blissfully unaware that below them Village Underground was hosting soul and jazz artist Oscar Jerome for his debut headline tour. The evening […]
Exclusive Review of Blonde @ The Archspace
Having listened to Blonde’s new single ‘Me, Myself & I’, I knew that the duo had a great connection with the LGBT+ community, however once I had entered the Archspace […]
REVIEW of The Sweetness of a Sting – The National’s Connections Festival
The National’s Connections festival offers a season of 10 short plays by leading playwrights including Roy Williams, Dennis Kelly, Glyn Maxwell, Judith Johnson and Bryony Lavery. The plays have been […]
Review of Ram Shergill’s ‘Exoskeleton’ exhibition @ the Oxo Tower
As my friend and I entered through the doors of the exhibition we were personally greeted by the genius behind, and father of, the exhibition himself: Mr Ram Shergill. With […]
Where to Head: This Summer’s Best European Festivals
With the commencement of the summer months, post-exam plans are at the forefront of every uni-student group chat and kitchen-table discussion. Sunshine must be on the cards, along with this […]
Review of ‘Bury Street Soul Sundays’ @ Quaglino’s
I regularly use CUB to promote the latest events happening at Quaglino’s and last Sunday I was lucky enough to dine at Quaglino’s myself as part of their ‘Bury Street […]
REVIEW: Gorgon City @ Brixton Academy
As I made my way down to Brixton Academy a few weeks ago I paused for a moment and looked up at the characteristic neon green glow of the O2 […]
‘The Squash’ at the Tate Britain
No this exhibition is not inspired around squash as in the sport, or as in the Robinson’s fruit juice, but rather squash as in the vegetable. Quite frankly it is […]