Alice Pedersen

Alice has written 14 articles for York Vision.

ShakeSoc Shakes Things Up: Redefining Love in a Gender-Swapped Adaptation

SCENE watched ShakeSoc’s Summer show: their rendition of Romeo & Juliet hosted at King’s Manor.

Stage 11 months ago

Saturday at Roses: Volleyball

Alice and Charlotte cover Volleyball at Roses

Sport 12 months ago

ShakeSoc’s Spring Showcase: An evening of love and laughter

SCENE visited Micklegate Social on Sunday night to watch ShakeSoc’s latest feat: their inaugural Spring Showcase.

Stage 12 months ago

Meet Your Maybe Mayor: Paul Haslam (Independent)

Alice speaks to marathon runner, Paul

News 12 months ago

“The only thing I feel I can do is pick up a pen and write”: Norman Rea and PalSoc’s exhibition

Last week Vision attended the opening night of the new Norman Rea exhibit: ‘Cultural Resistance, Celebrating Palestinian Art, Culture and Heritage’

News 12 months ago

‘You Just Feel Like a Kid Again!’

SCENE interviews Wannabe’s very own Ginger Spice, Natalie Gray, on her experience being an original cast member of the popular stage show

Stage 12 months ago

Natasha Cayabyab: My First job out of Drama School!

Shrek's young Fiona reflects on her time working on the stage show last year

Stage 1 year ago

Track by Track: Don’t Forget Me by Maggie Rogers

SCENE gets a sneaky preview of Maggie’s new album and gives a critical ear…

Music 1 year ago

Can you be Both Young and Dead?

Last Tuesday, we were transported from the seats of York Theatre Royal to Bamburgh beach… SCENE reviews A Song for Ella Grey

Stage 1 year ago

Review: Macbeth was a Bloody Treat!

Alice and Audrey review Shakesoc's latest production for SCENE.

Stage 1 year ago

Review: Redefining Your Understanding of Drawing

Alice and Rhiannon review York Art Gallery's Drawing Attention exhibition for SCENE.

SCENE 1 year ago

Review: A Familiar Favourite Brought to Stage

He's green, he's mean and he visited the Grand Opera House stage earlier this month! SCENE. reviews Shrek The Musical...

Stage 1 year ago

Interview: ‘It’s Surprising how Much you can get Away With When Restraining Your Electricity use’

The triumph of directing a theatre production entirely powered by bikes. SCENE. interviews Mingyu Lin, director of A Play For The Living in a Time of Extinction...

Stage 2 years ago

‘Unnerving in Realism and Simplicity’

Anna Male and Alice Pedersen review A Play For The Living In A Time Of Extinction

Stage 2 years ago

ShakeSoc Shakes Things Up: Redefining Love in a Gender-Swapped Adaptation

Saturday at Roses: Volleyball

ShakeSoc’s Spring Showcase: An evening of love and laughter

Meet Your *Maybe* Mayor: Paul Haslam (Independent)

“The only thing I feel I can do is pick up a pen and write”: Norman Rea and PalSoc’s exhibition

‘You Just Feel Like a Kid Again!’

Natasha Cayabyab: My First job out of Drama School!

Track by Track: Don’t Forget Me by Maggie Rogers

Can you be Both Young and Dead?

Review: Macbeth was a Bloody Treat!

Review: Redefining Your Understanding of Drawing

Review: A Familiar Favourite Brought to Stage

Interview: ‘It’s Surprising how Much you can get Away With When Restraining Your Electricity use’

‘Unnerving in Realism and Simplicity’

Meet Your Maybe Mayor: Paul Haslam (Independent)