Review: Pure: The Business of Chocolate

Having just arrived from a chocolate making workshop with our own bars in hand, set up alongside this performance, we arrived at the beautiful Scarcroft Allotments in the gorgeous summer sun. Greeted […]

Review: The Merry Wives of Windsor

The Merry Wives (of Windsor), one of Shakespeare’s most farcical plays, rumoured to have been written in just 14 days by Elizabeth I’s command, has most recently been taken on by Northern […]

Review: The Machine Stops

EM Forster wrote his chilling short story about future human dependence on technology in 1909, with scarily prophetic accuracy. In a world underground, we see how The Machine serves the human population, […]

A Tale of Two Forsters

From the 13th May to the 4th June, York Theatre Royal, in conjunction with Pilot Theatre, will be staging the premiere performance of EM Forster’s short story The Machine Stops, adapted for […]

A Valentine’s Day meal from Nisa: Budget

Our food editors took to the hallowed aisles of Nisa to create the perfect Valentine's Day recipes: one with a higher-end budget, and the other with a more typical (i.e. non-existent) student […]

Review: HARD Magazine’s The Northern Youth

The passion and professionalism were clear for all to see in York’s star-studded fashion show

Review: PantSoc Presents… Aladdin!

This attention Agrabah-ing adaptation of Aladdin by PantSoc is sure to wow audiences with its bright colours, excruciating puns and high-energy musical numbers