An open letter to Cambridge: Please act, and act quickly
A reviewer talks about what it means to ‘watch’
They’ve completely misunderstood what trigger warnings do
Intimate and at times harrowing, this complex play is carried off with warmth and grace
An ingenious take on dystopia, spun around a troubled love story
PART 1 of The Tab’s Alt-Guide to Cambridge (for those who are too eDgY for Stickybeaks)
Dear the Buzzcocks team: us wretched perpetrators of scum and villainy are big fans.
If you do English, you might want to Google what a ‘lecture’ is first
Promising work-in-progress, not top-bill blowout, says Dani Cugini.
Dani Cugini is a reluctant Fan of this spirited but messy Wilde rendition.
We caught up with the cast and crew before Tuesday’s debut
Design and performance errors mar a captivating premise
“I like sketches better than standup; you have to work harder”
Only in Cambridge would there be TWO skulls missing at the same time
I was going to joke about how this show was highly a-moose-ing, but I wanted to retain some journalistic integrity
An all-star showcase of comedy, buzzers and the occasional parrot
Dani Cugini is confused and mesmerised by one of Cambridge’s most experimental shows to date.
An imperfect but entertaining show that provides endless surprises, says Dani Cugini.
A proficient, if not dazzling, performance of a modern classic, says DANI CUGINI
Dani Cugini is enchanted by this lively, quirky production of Shakespeare’s most festive comedy
5 lesbians. 1 quiche. What could go wrong? Almost everything, Dani Cugini discovers, in this hilarious play.
Dani Cugini decides that this warmly witty production is truly As She Likes It. (Get it? Get it? I’ll let myself out.)
Anna Peel and Dani Cugini are mesmerised by this dark, fantastical adaptation of Bulgakov’s novel.
Daniella Cugini
