Causing a Stink!: Why the Bathroom Has Always Been a Queer Space
Georgia Scheerhout reclaims the queer history of the bathroom in the face of polarising political debate.
Why Students Need to Address Inequality in Cambridge: Reflecting on a Year in Embrace
Thea Redmill, Co-President of Embrace, reflects on her experiences working with Embrace and local charities to combat inequality and poverty in Cambridge
Zvakazarurwa, or Revelations - Portia Zvavahera at Kettle’s Yard
Nadia Sorabji Stewart explores the dark inner world of Portia Zvavahera’s monographic exhibition Zvakazarurwa, meaning ‘Revelations’.
Cindy Lee’s Diamond Jubilee: A Review
Danny Petrie analyses Patrick Flegal’s journey through a foggy rock netherworld
EDGE: New Visions of Queer Expression
RAID brings Cambridge a new club night, EDGE, with the hopes of cementing queer clubbing in the nightlife calendar.
Thunderstorm Review : A Submersion into Tragedy and Helplessness
Aurora Sturli reviews Thunderstorm at the ADC
Jellyfish Brains Review : An uncanny exploration of the many facets of love
Aurora Sturli reviews ‘Jellyfish Brain’ which sees you question love
Salomé Review: “A story of lust, obsession and fatal desire”
“Evie Chandler’s adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s play Salomé offers an ambitious and compelling adaptation that works in its favour.”