Welcome to the Moulin Rouge!: Broadway’s Newest Sparkling Diamond
The lights of the Al Hirschfeld dim. Fingers begin to snap. A familiar beat settles over the audience. Four ladies are presented in front...
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Separating Work and Play in The New Semester
Because sometimes it feels like you can’t have both.
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You'll Be in My Heart
This last summer, I performed in my 10th musical at my hometown’s community theater, Appleseed. Over the years at Appleseed, I have been in...
Fine Art Friday: Chatarra. Una poética de la crisis
The play Chatarra. Una poética de la crisis by Ricardo Cobián Figeroux embodies the story of Puerto Rico’s economic situation. Presented...
Little Alchemy
The super fun game of combinations!
John Proctor is the Villain: A Play to Solve Issues of Today
“John Proctor is the Villain” is a new play that was written by Kimberly Belflower with The Farm Theater in New York. The Furman University...
The PlayMe Podcast Provides Pocket-Sized Theatre Entertainment
As many now know, I am a HUGE podcast fiend. There honestly isn’t a time when I am not listening to something either chatty, hilarious, sad...
I Took An Acting Class This Semester & This is Why You Should Too
I took an acting class this semester for the main reason of getting my last art credits in, but also because it is something that I’ve...
Bristol Dramsocs Birthday: Review
The first thing I have to say about this production of Joe Penhall’s Birthday is that it was hilarious. From the moment you enter the...
4 Best Workout Classes On Campus
Free Gym Classes on Campus For You By: Abigail LoManto It’s February and, let’s face it, we’re probably slacking on that “get fit” New Year...
CLASSICS: The Art of Symbolism in The Glass Menagerie
EDITOR'S NOTE: Her Campus UBC is proud to present a new series: every week, Her Campus UBC will release a "Classics" article, which looks...
A Review of UBC's Lion In The Streets
Last week saw the premiere of UBC’s very own production of Judith Thompson’s Lion In The Streets , and it was… well, it was play, that much...
How to get rid of your post-exam funk
Following exams, it can be really hard to get back into a normal uni routine. And that’s okay. We’ve just spent the last three weeks or...
A Complicated Matter
Shrill shrieks from the playground children pierce the still air. A small girl sits on a bench, swinging her feet back and forth grazing...
The Importance of Play
As children, we are encouraged to play. Play increases pleasure, as well as enjoyment. In fact, the United Nations High Commission for...
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The 5 Stages of Post-Show Grief
The 5 Stages of Post-Show Grief Ain't no sadness quite like post-show sadness. 1. Shock and Denial After working so hard for so long on the...
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Theatre Review: Nottingham New Theatre's The Beauty Queen of Leenane
Having not visited the Nottingham New Theatre since 2017, I was eager to return to review The Beauty Queen of Leenane , my excitement...
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Bristol Spotlights Arcadia: Review
Having studied Tom Stoppard’s play Arcadia in A Level I felt I knew far too much about mathematics, Newton’s determinism, iteration,...
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Things We Do Not Know: Review
Things We Do Not Know is a show that explores the lives and experiences of street sex workers in Bristol. It’s been running for three years...
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Theatre Review: NNT’s ‘A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing’
On Friday night, we had the pleasure of watching the Nottingham New Theatre ’s first in-house production of the academic year and, having...
