Review: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is an ingenious and fun reworking of Jane Austen's ubiquitous novel
With a spot on satiric yet affectionate tone, writer and co-director Isobel McArthur adds more depth, context and nuance to the material
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With a spot on satiric yet affectionate tone, writer and co-director Isobel McArthur adds more depth, context and nuance to the material
The temptations of ideological thinking were not banished to the twentieth century.
There has been a 22% surge in Black Friday scams and online security firm F-Secure suggests that as many as 13 million Brits have been caught out by online shopping scams over the last year, with enor
Barclays is issuing an urgent warning as new data from the bank reveals a 22 per cent increase in money lost to purchase scams during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales last year.
The story, as literary theorist Peter Brooks has observed, is today’s dominant cultural form. To Brooks, this “overabundance” of narrative is