Kashmini Shah Contributor
Hi, I'm a Politics and English Literature graduate based in London!
I love to do deep-dives into the political, psychological, or social messages projected by media, both overtly and subliminally. I'm a huge fan of books, and can most likely be found hiding somewhere in a library with a fantasy or feminist book in hand.
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2 November 2022The thrilling tale of 'Dracula's Guest' by Brother Wolf
View ReviewAshton Spear and James Hyland bring a haunting Victorian horror story to life, contemplating death, revenge, morality, and spite.
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26 September 2022London's Roman Amphitheatre
View ReviewVisit the amphitheatre discovered in London at the Guildhall Art Gallery!
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13 September 2022The Cedar & The Sea: a sensory tour of a neo-Gothic building
View ReviewExperience Two Temple Place, a neo-gothic building on Victoria Embankment, through a unique sensory and artistic tour.
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5 September 2022When media tropes feed the flames of misogyny
View FeatureRomanticising the degradation and objectification of women in the media can normalise such behaviour in reality, teaching young women that they exist as second-class humans.
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29 August 2022Mama Love by Lea Whitcher
View ReviewWhat does it mean to identify as a "mama" in a patriarchal world?
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29 August 2022Lottie Plachett Took a Hatchet
View ReviewThe Lizzie Borden case gets a "camp comedy" makeover.
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29 August 2022angel monster by Cluster Arts and Phluxus2 Dance Collective
View ReviewContemporary dance is used to showcase the female experience.
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27 August 2022Life of the Party by Sikisa
View ReviewA comedy show meets a house party in a fabulous display of energy.
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27 August 2022Are You Guilty? by TOB Group
View ReviewA contemporary dance on the "bystander effect" and the rise of consumerism.
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26 August 2022Prometheus Bound (Io's Version)
View ReviewPrometheus brought us fire, but this play brings us Io – the forgotten and discarded woman in the story.
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26 August 2022Ivo Graham: My Future, My Clutter
View ReviewIvo Graham laughs at the past three years of his life.
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26 August 2022Cirque Berserk!
View Review"Real circus made for theatre". A fun experience for all ages.
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25 August 2022The iDiot Circus: Death is Coming
View Review"An evening full of originals songs and existential banter." This macabre cabaret takes death to a whole new level.
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25 August 2022Alasdair Beckett-King: Nevermore
View ReviewA light comedy which elicited almost constant laughter!
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25 August 2022The Actress by Long Lane Theatre Company
View ReviewThe forgotten and wronged women of the 1660's London theatre scene are here to finally tell their story.
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24 August 2022Ellie MacPherson: Happy Birthday, Mr President!
View ReviewAn idealistic romantic takes us on a musical tour of all 45 Presidents.
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Unit 1 A: Snippets of a graphic novel by Lois Chong -
What makes something art? by Lois ChongI absolutely love the presentation of your issue here! It's so creative and makes for such an interesting read. You make some really good points concerning the nature of art and I can really see your thought process clearly :)
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I found this fascinating :) Not only is this very well written, but it addresses a lot of key issues, and I love how you've included so many different quotes and opinions from a range of people!
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Comment posted on 14 February 2019
I love how creative this is! The graphic novel style work is incredibly imaginative, and both the colour and biro work looks well developed. Can’t wait to see how the finished novel turns out!!