UVic CyberAware campaign promotes cybersecurity
UVic’s CyberAware initiative is occurring the entire month of October. The initiative, which coincides with Canada's Cyber Security Awareness
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UVic’s CyberAware initiative is occurring the entire month of October. The initiative, which coincides with Canada's Cyber Security Awareness
The Old Vic theatre has announced its Back Together season, a combination of streamed and live shows as it prepares to reopen its doors. After Boris Johnson confirmed theatres could reopen from May 17, the historic London venue said it would be returning this summer. The Old Vic, which has been dark since March last year, will reopen with a hybrid digital and live programme, before going fully live from the autumn. The Old Vic is set to reopen its doors after being closed during the pandemic (Dominic Lipinski/PA) During the pandemic it staged plays as part of its In Camera series, with the ac...
Sun 7 Mar 2021 05.30 EST I have often felt glum about International Womenâs Day: it is such an othering notion that we/they need to be celebrated as if we were an event on the brink of oblivion, like an armistice. Yet itâs a salutary reminder of how far there is to go â and often provokes good stuff, off and on stage. The Old Vic has seized the opportunity to put some sharply varied female monologues online. Two new commissions, Putting a Face On, can be seen from 10am tomorrow. Last week the theatre reran four monologues from One Hand Tied Behind Us â a series, curated by...
Gaslighting piece to be performed by Susan Wokoma Kiri Pritchard-McLean has written a ‘funny, dark and ultimately empowering monologue about gaslighting’ for London’s Old Vic Theatre. Chewing Gum star Susan Wokoma will perform Putting A Face On, which will be streamed for free from March 8 to coincide with International Women’s Day. The Domestic Abuse Bill also enters its report stage in the House of Lords in the same week, and the theatre says Pritchard-McLean’s piece ‘offers insight into the nuances of emotional abuse, victim-blaming and control’. The Chortle Award-winning...