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Review: The Knight Who Smells of Sunflowers by SUSU Theatre Group
An original piece from Theatre Group, ‘The Knight Who Smells of Sunflowers’ is not quite as funny or clever as it thinks it is.
What exactly is the point of DLC?
Harrison explores the point of DLC in modern gaming.
Review: On the Road by Jack Kerouac
Alice explores a deeply profound novel by one of the Beat Generation, On the Road by Jack Kerouac.
Review: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
The Edge takes a look at the latest instalment in the ‘Call of Duty’ franchise to see if this is the game changer hoped for.
The Fall (Series 2, Episode 1)
A creepy and captivating psychological thriller that will make you scared of the dark again. The Fall is back.
Gaming round-up: 10/11/14 – 16/11/14
Our gaming writers reflect on a selection of this week’s gaming news and give you a heads up on the coming week’s games.
Preview: The Knight Who Smells of Sunflowers by Theatre Group
Theatre Group’s Freshers’ Play opens on Wednesday, and will see twenty newcomers tell the story of a GCSE Drama performance going totally off the rails.
TV round up: 14/11/14 – 20/11/14
This week’s round-up sees the arrival of BBC’s annual Children In Need tonight, as well as the guilty pleasure, I’m A Celebrity this weekend.
Sainsbury’s unveil 2014 Christmas advert – watch
The advert, entitled ‘Christmas is for sharing’, was created in conjunction with the Royal British Legion.
Review: Peaky Blinders (Season 2, Episode 6)
Peaky Blinders successfully wrapped up its second season in spectacular fashion, with an immensely satisfying final episode while leaving enough room for a potential series three. While the first half of the season focuses on developing the characters and setting up the story, the second half is mainly focuses on telling the story and concluding the different narratives of the season.
Review: Elementary (Season 3, Episode 1)
Sherlock and Joan are back for a new season, but the atmosphere is tense, as Sherlock returns from London with a sparky new protégé in tow, just in time to consult with a chagrined and newly independent Watson and the NYPD on a murder most intriguing…
Review: Super Smash Bros 3DS
Writer Conor Kavanagh reviews the popular brawler, Super Smash Bros 3DS, in its first outing on a handheld.
Review: Cardinal Burns’ Performance at The Nuffield (09/11/2014)
New writer Rachel Winter reviews the ‘infectiously absurd’ performance by comedy duo Cardinal Burns at The Nuffield.
Tom & Jerry to grace our screens for Children In Need
The duo will be running around some of BBC’s most iconic shows in order to get the stars to help them raise money for Children In Need.