★★★★★ Once again Little Simz has shown us her versatility, talent and showmanship as she performed her first-ever headline show …
Little Nightmares III Review
Little Nightmares III feels less like descending into a vivid dream and more akin to nodding off during a dull film. You jolt awake halfway through, realising you’ve been here before, only this time, it’s slower, emptier, and not nearly as haunting as you remember.
Campus Chic on the Cheap
To make university life bearable, some resort to turning university into their own personal runway (I know I do), but …
The Addams Family take over Kingston pub
Halloween Eve saw Kingston’s third-year drama students casting a spell of laughter at The Fighting Cocks, their first Cabaret Live …
“It was so messy but also very funny”: KU’s jaw dropping flatcest confessions
They say don’t dip your pen in the company ink but what about the room next door? A survey conducted …
Fashion student Honor Boston on designing her graduate collection and dressing like ‘there’s no one else in the world’
Words and Photos by Millie Edwick When it came to coming up with early concepts and ideas for her graduate …
Kingston alumni shortlisted for awards at the BFI Future Filmmakers Festival
Two films by Kingston illustration and animation graduates were shortlisted for awards at the 18th annual BFI Future Filmmakers Festival. …
Thanks for Reaching theatre review – a dance production that swayed emotions
The Thanks for Reaching show is a dance production that is performed twice a year to share the message of …
National Gallery unveils Van Gogh exhibit
The National Gallery has unveiled a new exhibition: Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers, in its first tribute to the artist. …
Why we should stop thinking animation means Shaun the Sheep
The mainstream popularity of the hit series Invincible has given animated television a breath of fresh air. While the show …