FIT COLLEGE: captivating Catz or ravishing Robinson. Cast your votes here.
BETH SWORDS talks to Emma Powell about her most recent victory – Cakespeare – the Bard in cake form, soggy bottoms and tarts.
This ambitious and confusing play isn’t done justice for LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN.
SARAH HOWDEN tries becoming the next Lawrence Olivier with only Google Suggestions to help her.
HANNAH MARCUS and ALEX LAAR enjoy a patchy evening of literary humour.
BRONTE PHILIPS is impressed with this performance that gives Shakespeare’s play new life in its use of tasteful slapstick.
CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID aren’t convinced by this twenties take on Shakespeare’s classic.
Whilst not the best production of Shakespeare Cambridge has to offer, ABI BENNETT recommends this as a May Week afternoon well spent.
More musing in the depths of a finalist’s exam term from KATIE MAIR.
“Student theatre at its very best”: OLI THICKNESSE is blown away by this innovative take on Shakepeare’s classic tragedy.
Eyebrow plucking, the UL Reading Room and Aled from Radio 1: KATIE MAIR imparts some revision wisdom.
AMI JONES has watched a play, past the wit of critic to say what play it was.
The Tab
Beth Swords
Hannah Mirsky
Abi Bennett
Oli Thicknesse
Lauren Chaplin
Kieran Corcoran
Nancy Napper Canter