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Based on the timeless classic by Louisa May Alcott , Jo follows the story of the March sisters as they come of age during the American Civil War. It is a classic for a reason: a story of sisterhood, love, and - most importantly - of finding one’s own path, whatever that may be. Little Women is one of, if not my favourite, stories of all time. The 1994 film adaptation carried me through some of my darkest days, reminding me of the joy found in human connection and the quiet

Blessed with an albeit shocking title, Sophia Chetin-Leuner ’s new play - P*rn Play - follows 30-year-old Ani as she struggles with an addiction to violent pornography. This play attempts to break down the barriers, showing that addictions that happen behind closed doors may very well find themselves up hindering your ability to live your life in the outside world. As Ani sees her life falls apart around her, she has to come to terms with the idea that what she thought would

Recognised across the globe as “the most beautiful woman,” Hedy Lamarr was far more than just a pretty face. Behind her Hollywood glamour lay a brilliant mind that contributed to the development of pioneering technologies — yet despite her intellect and achievements, Hedy led a largely solitary life, isolated by an often misogynistic world. Told through a series of flashbacks, the play gives us glimpses of Hedy’s extraordinary journey as she recounts how she came to be questi