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Review: Chess at the Nuffield (05/02/2015)
Owen Middleton reviews the Operatic Society’s Chess at the Nuffield Theatre.
Review: The Flash (Series 1, Episode 10)
The big showdown this week is between The Flash and the Rogues – but after the momentous events of the mid-season finale, can The Flash regain its stride, asks George Seabrook
Review: Simon Amstell at The Nuffield Theatre (08/02/15)
A review of the former Never Mind the Buzzcocks host, Simon Amstell’s, one-night performance at the Nuffield.
Review: The Walking Dead (Season Five, Part Two)
Ashleigh Millman looks at the return of The Walking Dead to UK screens.
Review: Better Call Saul Season 1, Episode 1
Set six years before Walter White met Saul Goodman, Better Call Saul is a comedic and dramatic masterpiece, A spin-off truly worthy of Breaking Bad.
Preview: Romeo and Juliet, Gone Rogue Productions
Deputy Editor, Caitlin Hobbs, drops into a rehearsal of the upcoming production at the Nuffield.
Review: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, SUSU Showstoppers
Showstoppers’ production was near flawless and had the audience in stitches damn near every second of the show. Jed Marshall reviews.
The snobbery in literature: A case for teenage fiction
Editor, Rebecca James, makes a case for teen fiction.
Flashback: The League of Gentlemen
Anneka takes a look back to the League of Gentlemen.
Why I’m Addicted To: Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor
In the latest of our new series, writer Harrison Abbott takes a look at why he is so addicted to ‘Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor’.
Review: Dying Light
Developer Techland has set the standard for 2015. A well balanced and excellent zombie survival game, capable of fitting many challenging styles of play.
Review: Silent Witness: One of Our Own, Part 1
As we reach the last two-part story of the shows eighteenth series, Silent Witness throws us into the world of an Essex crime family.
Games to Look Forward to in 2015
The Edge takes a look further into 2015 at some of the most highly anticipated releases.
Award Worthy Shows – Comedy: Orange is the New Black
Kirsty bradley looks at Golden Globe nominee, Orange is the New Black.