Music In The Age Of COVID-19
The universality of music-making is irrefutable…
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Arts & Culture
Weighing Up The West Through Four Books
In my last article, I lauded Thailand’s quick and effective response to the Coronavirus pandemic compared to that of the
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Memories of the Cinema
There’s always been something slightly dreamlike about the cinema – the darkness, the silence, the complete immersion in new, unfamiliar
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‘We Live In A Twilight World’: Time Breaks In I’m Thinking Of Ending Things and Tenet
Did I last speak to that person last week, or in May? Have I really been at this desk for
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Chadwick Boseman’s Life And Legacy
Chadwick Boseman was relentlessly dedicated to his craft and championed the cinematic portrayal of expansive black stories. At 43 years
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Figure Skating Movies: A Former Figure Skater’s Perspective
A Former Figure Skater’s Perspective on Figure Skating Movies Let’s start with this: I have not seen Spinning Out
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An (Entirely Platonic) Love Letter to Shirley Jackson’s We Have Always Lived in the Castle
It was a mild Friday in late April last year, the time when spring inches towards summer, and coursework deadlines
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Film Review: 7500
Following his Oscar nominated short film Everything will be Okay, German writer-director Patrick Vollrath makes his feature debut with the
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Streaming Theatre Shouldn’t End When the Pandemic Does
There’s a specific image that comes to mind when one envisages the audience members occupying the plush red chairs of
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What Will St Andrews’ Event Culture Look Like in September?
With no date in sight for the reopening of night clubs in the UK, and many societies already planning a
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