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2 February 2023
Madness Of George the Third
I went to see my schools production of The Madness of King George The Third on the 8 December.
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26 January 2023
My Review of A Christmas Carol at RSC
I went to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RSC) to watch David Edgar's adaption of 'A Christmas Carol.' The play told the story of the classic Novel of Scrooge and how he embarks on a journey with the three ghosts of past, present and future.
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20 January 2023
A Good Storyline Makes a Theatre Show - By Rebekah Leslie
I explore the question of what makes a good theatre show and argue that the storyline is key.
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6 January 2023
Sleeping Beauty Review - By Rebekah
I went to see Sleeping Beauty at the Wyvern Theatre. This is my review.
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6 January 2023
The Nutcracker (English National Ballet Company) Review - by Rebekah
I saw the Nutcracker for Christmas. This is my review of the production.
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21 November 2022
The Case agaisnt fast fashion
What is fast fashion and why is it important to talk about? I've examined the effects of fast fashion,such as the social and environmental impact, but also how fast fashion brands get away with stealing designs from smaller artists.
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23 October 2022
Project report on Cultural sessions for Brownies Girl Guiding
Overall Project review of sessions I ran with Brownie Girl Guiding. This overview includes how my leadership qualities have developed and I have learnt from my experience. Any things I would change for my next project.
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4 October 2022
Pay and Conditions in the Gaming Industry
A piece written for Gold Arts Award by Aaron inspired by the story on poor pay and working conditions for staff working on the game Elden Ring.
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5 September 2022
The destructive nature of Disney-esque beauty ideals
How both viewers and former Disney stars, such as Demi Lovato, remain haunted by the perfectionism of Disney’s beauty standards.
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26 July 2022
Extraordinary environment to display artwork
Sculptures displayed amongst the wildlife is a fantastic idea. A walk in the forest and gallery all in one is more than I could ask for. With hundreds of unique sculptures in the 10 acres you will struggle with not being entertained or engaged.
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23 July 2022
Assemble and schools of tomorrow: the place we imagine – art review
This exhibition was extraordinary as it forced you outside of the box and view the world in a different perspective. I thoroughly enjoyed this exhibition and would strongly recommend it to you, especially if you want to embrace you child side.
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16 July 2022
Exploring commitment anxiety in Big Red Machine and Taylor Swift’s ‘Renegade’
Analysing how the lyrisicm of 'Renegade' communicates messages relating to modern-day dating culture.
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14 July 2022
The poetics of ‘Skylight’: A different kidnapping story
Written by Kelly Simmons, Skylight brings readers into the mind of its captive protagonist as she reflects on her past naivety and society at large.
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10 July 2022
Singin' in the rain - play review
This was a delightful production. The set was not a colourful as I expected but it was certainly creative – and was complimented with lovely lighting. The colourful costumes also demanded a lot of attention. It was a real feast for the eyes.
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13 July 2022
The Future Sounds
The Future Sounds Under 18 Live Music Showcase
Live Music Event showcasing some of the best under 18s local musicians. -
4 July 2022
The toxicity of celebrity culture in the music industry
Analysing the career journeys of two of the biggest names in music, Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato, to delve into the toxicity of celebrity culture on female musicians.
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3 July 2022
SIX the Musical - Play review
Divorced. Beheaded. Died. Divorced. Beheaded. LIVE! These women are more than a rhyme, a song or a wife. They were more than a King could handle.
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30 June 2022
Sherwood Arts Week 2022 - Art Review
There is something for all the family in this year’s art exhibit of fine media. I have never seen community stronger.