Beneath a spellbinding guise of retro authenticity, existential values and macabre consequences, Bandersnatch flirts with a methodology that could fundamentally change the nature of cinema
Category: Art and Culture
Samuele Rendina on his first single ‘Flowers’ and his musical influences
Kingston University alumnus Samuele Rendina, 22, is keen to share his musical talent with the wider world. Rendina was doing just that as he busked
Review: Hansel and Gretel at The Rose Theatre Kingston
It is that time of year again when the Christmas trees are up and lights lit, children are on school holidays and parents are looking
REVIEW: ‘My Spice Box Remedies’ at Kingston Museum
Herbs and spice and all things nice, Kingston Museum has turned into a curious cave of natural remedies.
Students hold Christmas Design Market in town centre
Students have been selling their work in Kingston town centre as part of a festive, two-day event especially called The Christmas Design Market. Kingston School
Review: ΛS IT IS at All Saints Church
Hot on the heels of their biggest headlining show to date at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town, Brighton rockers ΛS IT IS put on an
What to do during the festive season in London
Cuddle season is in session, waking up is just that extra bit harder, and the Christmas lights are out and twinkling. ‘Tis the season to
London museum partners with Peter Jackson to produce First World War film
A museum in South London has commissioned internationally acclaimed filmmaker Peter Jackson and WingNut Films to create a project in commemoration of the First World
Bands do battle at Knights Park
Kingston University celebrated the talent of its students in its annual Battle of the Bands contest on November 2. The winners of the contest were the
Eleanor Oliphant debate brings catharsis for university staff and students
The discussion of a powerful novel took place on the 21st November last year on isolation which was the catalyst for Kingston University staff to
