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Where is Everyone?: The Secret Medieval Heritage of Wharram Percy
Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds, the deserted village of Wharram Percy lies quiet and...
Bowie Book Club: ‘Puckoon’
The third instalment in Duncan Jones’ #BowieBookClub is Spike Milligan’s irreverent...
More than a Boozy Pantomime: Shit-faced Shakespeare’s ‘The Merchant of Venice’
It is difficult to write extensively on a piece of theatre which can be aptly summarised in three...
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Complicated Families in Post-War Japanese Film: Yasujiro Ozu’s ‘Tokyo Twilight’
At the time of their release, the films of Japanese director Yasujiro Ozu (1903-1963) did not have...
International Women’s Day: The Badass Women of Horror
Women have been raped, abused, and butchered in horror films for as long as permitted by...
Podcast Spotlight: ‘You Must Remember This’
To listen in to You Must Remember This head to their website or download directly from ITunes You...
Two Very Different Women: Luca Di Fulvio’s ‘The Boy Who Granted Dreams’
In an interview made for TerraFemina, Luca Di Fulvio declared “in my personal ideal of love, there...
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Carson McCullers: A Reading Recommendation for International Women’s Day
This year, 2017, marks the centenary of Carson McCullers’ birth. It seems appropriate then that on...
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Trailblazers: Eight Women Who Rewrote The Rules
As International Women’s Day falls on the 8th March, I thought it fitting I lay out eight...
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Classic Novels That Deserve Adaptations
It’s a common cliché that Hollywood is running out of ideas (check out last year’s article...
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Pick of the Vaults Festival 2018
In what has been dubbed “London’s answer to the Edinburgh Fringe” The Vaults in London are...
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A Career in Two Parts: In Conversation with Annabel Scholey
Annabel Scholey is an actress most recently acclaimed for her performance in the Netflix hit...
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Culturised’s Top Theatre of 2017
2017 was a huge year for theatre with revelations rocking its core, new portfolio organisations...
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Intellectual Snobbery? – Limiting the Brontës to the world of classic literature
It is the classic dichotomy; old vs young, tradition vs innovation, the classical vs the modern. ...
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