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Eliza Cane-Honeysett

Eliza Cane-Honeysett
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Location
Cambridge
Expertise

Theatre, Student Shows, Culture, Film, Foreign Cinema, Student Films, Television, Drama Series, Cambridge University, Cambridge Colleges

  • Eliza is Senior Editor for Theatre and Culture for The Tab Cambridge. Her role is to organise and edit reviews of the student shows and other performances put on at the University of Cambridge
  • Her areas of expertise are the arts, particularly theatre and film. She continues to write reviews alongside her role as Senior Editor, which involves editing reviews from other authors and organising the process behind writing theatre reviews
  • Eliza is currently reading for an MPhil in Film & Screen at Cambridge until June 2025. In her spare time she enjoys writing and watching films

Experience

Eliza joined The Tab as a writer for theatre and culture at the start of her MPhil degree, in October 2024. After three months, she became Senior Editor for Theatre and Culture, in January 2025

Education

Eliza completed her BA in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at the University of Cambridge in 2024. As of October 2024, she has been reading for an MPhil in Film & Screen studies

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Posts

How to Welfare Edinburgh Fringe as a Cambridge student

| Guides

I talk to two Welfare Officers about their experience working with shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Review: Glass House at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

| Theatre

A standoff between a bus driver and a houseless man reveals the darker sides of human nature

Review: Managed Approach at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

| Theatre

An exploration of the harsh and complex realities of the UK’s first legalised red light district

Review: Loos Loos at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

| Theatre

A raw and heartwarming play that deals creatively with heavy subject matter

Review: Pippin

| Theatre

Magic, intrigue and humour in this exceptional production of ‘Pippin’

Review: Wild Swimming

| Theatre

Poetry, swimming and Lord Byron: Dive into the weird world of Nell and Oscar in this time-travelling two-hander

Review: Dog’s Case

| Theatre

Can human morals be imposed on non-human creatures?

Review: Me and My Year of Casual ‘Monasticism’

| Theatre

‘How many of you have ever felt like a whore?’

Review: Sister Act

| Theatre

Going to church has never been this fun!

Review: Dragtime! Presents: Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun

| Theatre

Dragtime! brings us its fifth Halloween show, and it doesn’t disappoint: our acts for the night include comedy, lip sync, burlesque, and even pole dancing! 

Review: Fences

| Theatre

Gripping and heartfelt, Fences is a tour de force of Cambridge theatre

This is how Cambridge University’s Formal Halls are done

| Guides

The Trinity Hall Catering Team reveals all

Cambridge alumnus and journalist Elizabeth Day talks university, careers, and friendship

| Guides

Elizabeth’s book Friendaholic was named Sunday Times bestseller last year