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Kate Leonova

Kate Leonova
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Location
Cambridge
Education
Cambridge University
Expertise

University of Cambridge, theatre, reviews, culture, art, literature, poetry, student news, current affairs, student lifestyle

  • Kate is the Senior Editor for the Theatre and Culture Section of The Cambridge Tab. This involves editing reviews of shows put on in Cambridge and encouraging authors to write articles about the cultural aspects of life at this university
  • Kate writes predominantly for the Theatre and Culture section. She is passionate about extensively covering the Cambridge Theatre scene and encouraging more people to see the amazing student productions
  • Kate studies Engineering, and is excited to broaden her horizons and write about the Cambridge theatre life

Experience

Kate started writing for the Tab in 2023 as a Theatre and Culture author, before progressing to Senior Theatre and Culture editor in April 2024

Education

Kate Leonova is in her second year of studies at King's College, University of Cambridge, pursuing a degree in Engineering, planning to specialize in Mechanical Engineering

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Posts

Review: CUADC/Footlights Pantomime 2024: Snow White

| Theatre

A magical adventure filled with whimsy and joy

Review: Lonely Stupid Violent

| Theatre

‘Completely hacking you with the virus of comedy’

Review: Dancing at Lughnasa

| Theatre

‘The air is nostalgic…’

Review: Our Town Needs a Nando’s

| Theatre

‘I think I broke it, and I can’t fix it’

Review: The Chaplain (Read-Through)

| Theatre

‘Indeed there is darkness about…’

Review: Jellyfish Brains

| Theatre

This show feels like being submerged underwater and asked whether there is any point in love if it is so similar to pain

Review: Squires

| Theatre

From ‘Wouldn’t it be strange if we were ants?’ to ‘Girls are just like the rest of us and not different people!’

Review: The Corpse in the Room

| Theatre

‘If you spend any amount of time with a person, you will form some sort of bond…’

Review: Songs for a New World

| Theatre

Come stargazing at the ADC and let the music take your breath away

Review: Marlowe Arts Show 2024 – Romeo and Juliet

| Theatre

For never was a story of more woe than this of the confusing adaptation of Juliet and her Romeo