"Kaplan should be making any comedy connoisseur’s ‘to see’ list." Chortle

“A one-man screwball comedy in which his silly and brainy sides bicker.” New York Times

Award-winning Canadian comedian John Hastings returns to Edinburgh Fringe with his latest show: The Times They Are A John Hastings.

A Review of Van Gogh Virtual Reality Exhibition in London

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Ophelia Dos Santos discusses the role of making conscious lifestyle choices in the fight against climate change. 

In a thought-provoking double-bill of contemporary danc, emerging choreographers Catherine Sleeman and Liezl De Wouters explore the link between personal and planetary well-being, inviting their audience to look both outward and inward for hope.

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Surly, guarded Noble attempts to navigate the treacherous waters of youth and coming of age whilst trying to uphold his crumbling family in this achingly real yet charmingly surreal production.

"Despite not being directly related to what I’m doing, my architecture degree has definitely helped me get to this point. I’d like to think it’s given me strong design fundamentals, like conceptual thinking and collaborative practice."

Home X at the Kakilang Festival is an innovative display of East and Southeast Asian heritage, exploring the concept of "home" through virtual worlds and gaming. 

Gigi sat down with director, writer and producer Ella Greenwood to discuss the future of youth in the film industry.