Actor in Focus: Saoirse Ronan
From sudden prodigy to coming-of-age queen, Thea Hartman takes a look at the triple Oscar-nominee’s journey ahead of her next film, Greta Gerwig’s Little Women.
Author Thea Hartman
Thea Hartman
Editor of The Edge 2018/19, procrastinator, and lover of dogs and words (in this order). Overflowing knowledge of all mainstream entertainment guaranteed, with bonus alternative picks included. Just don't let me touch a gaming console.
Total articles: 82
Artist in Focus: Foals
Rockstars or poets? Ahead of the release of Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 2, Thea Hartman looks at Foals’ journey to becoming stallions of the UK indie-rock scene.
A Clash of Kings: George R.R. Martin and the Quandary of A Song of Ice and Fire
In the aftermath of the Game of Thrones finale, Editor Thea asks a big question: How relevant will GRRM’s last two ASOIAF books be?
The Edge Live Blogs: Eurovision 2019
We’ve gathered in Stags’ to watch Eurovision, so you don’t have to (but what are you doing if you’re not, really?)…
Game of Thrones: Who Will Sit on the Iron Throne?
With one episode left to go, The Edge writers pitch in with their predictions for Westeros’ ruler.
Review: Game of Thrones (Season 8, Episode 5)
Does the lowest-rated episode in the show’s history to date deserve all the hate? Editor Thea reviews.
Review: Spring Awakening at the Annex Theatre
Thea and Sophie’s theatre adventures continue with an opening night of ‘sex, death, and rock’n’roll’ à la Showstoppers.
Review: One Man, Two Guvnors at The Annex Theatre
Sophie and Thea enjoy a night of ‘G O O D F U N’ with SUSU Theatre Group.
The Edge Live Blogs: The Oscars 2019
From predictions to red carpet coverage, nominees and winners – we’re staying up ’til 5am so you don’t have to.
The Edge Live Blogs: The BRIT Awards 2019
The biggest night of British music is upon us… and we’re in a SUSU Meeting…
The Edge’s List of 2019
From Miami rappers to Maryland singer-songwriters, we take you through who’s going to break the mainstream in 2019.
The Edge’s List of 2019: The Japanese House
The Edge’s List of 2019 continues with dream pop act The Japanese House.
Review: Foals – ‘Exits’
Enter a new era of Foals with their first single in four years.
Review: Sigrid – ‘Don’t Feel Like Crying’
The Norwegian popstar’s freshest bop will make you feel like dancing.