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Having watched MT shows since my first semester at university, I was already aware of the high standard of these productions, and their...

Editor - Imogen Banfield (she/her): On the evenings of the 7-9th November, three different actors took to stage as the storyteller in...

Freshers, here are your Ten Commandments: Hey kids, listen up! A little bit of unwarranted advice from a wisened old third year that has...

Stage One theatre was full to the brim on Saturday night as we all piled in to see the closing night of Theatre Group’s Dance Nation. My...

What once was a rock festival, has it now become a GCSE celebration? In recent years, Leeds Festival has seemed like a teenage standdown,...

The Lending Room was packed on Monday night as students piled in for the latest Tealights show. Off the back of the success of ‘An...

After five swift years, it’s almost time to say goodbye to my University experience and the city of Leeds. How have five years gone by so...

Until sitting down to speak with them in tandem to this article, I wasn’t fully aware that the Harassment and Misconduct team existed at...

After his overdue debut on ‘Live at the Apollo’, Ignacio Lopez is bringing his tour show ‘Nine Ig Fails’ to Leeds. Telling the tale of...

-A conversation on diverse casting and inclusivity’s place in Fashion with Model Director, Archie Summerhayes. The Leeds RAG Fashion Show...

Packing nearly 500 seats in the stalls and balcony, Hyde Park Picture House‘s stained-glass windows accompany the original gas lamps,...

Up the carpeted stairs, a hand slides along the greasy banister. Below, sticky floors with spilt Jager bombs swirl in a sickly pit. One...

In the Thai café, with its oily light, Its odours whose colourful shapes vaporise behind buildings. An orange glow casts a haze out into...

Education, Education, Education - its title inspired by the Tony Blair line, in a promise for better funding and support for public...

The Brighton six-piece talk their writing process, Otley run costumes, and the necessary evil of social media. Leeds sub-editor Maddie...

Lippy visits the SASHA Reclaim Exhibition... On Friday 30th September, the Students Against Sexual Harassment and Assault Society (SASHA)...

Julia Brookes paid a visit to the show and explored it for Lippy It was hard not to be impressed upon walking into Pyramid Theatre last...

Julia Brookes reviews the play for Lippy... Chances are, if you took drama at school, or even if you didn’t, you have seen or at least...

Kate Wassell went along and reviews it for Lippy... ANTS has a slow burn beginning, introducing three stock characters one by one, all...

Kate Wassell reviews the evening for Lippy After watching and adoring the LUU production of ‘New Labour’ in November, I had my...