Know the name Frank Soo? Despite his trailblazing role in sporting history, this former Stoke and Leicester player is a forgotten legend of English football and is still the only player of East Asian heritage to play for England.

I explore the historic nature of the New Vic theatre and how it is rooted in the community, and what work the theatre is doing to reach out. 

"If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act.”

George Orwell

An essay that seeks to answer whether the human species inherently craves Fascism, by analysing the works of key political sociologists, pyschologists, and philosophers.

Should we expect a post-Covid Britain to be more hospitable for immigrants? History suggests there’s no guarantee.

"That's what gaming music does for many, takes us back to those happy times."

Sound of Play creates an audio history of video games

With International Women's Day being last week, I wanted to research some of my favourite revolutionary female musicians in history, who fought for their place in music history before the media existed.

An interactive medley of all the strange habits, foibles and occasional moral fibres that brought the UK and the USA together during WW2.

Enjoy an evening with King Henry VIII as he travels the realm.

Witness a rare staging of one of the most famous suffragette plays – How The Vote Was Won – and consider how we today might pursue change through theatre.

A fascinating discussion of Kaufman’s book, Black Tudors, and the parts of history we’ve lost or forgotten