Sexy, smouldering, and sad, The Midnight Bell is Matthew Bourne’s latest work, inspired by the works and characters of English author Patrick Hamilton. Bourne tells the story of the mysterious characters of the 1930s Soho night scene, all emerging to gather at the pub seeking solace in their drink while longing for a sense of connection. The Midnight Bell is their local, a pub in the under-belly of Soho, you can sense the sticky floors and grime. In this hidden corner, under the cover of night, the characters are able to drop their masks and we get to have a look into their deepest and darkest desires.
Transferable skills
This week’s topical cartoon, illustrated by Lola Willis
Top Stories: 10th December
Have a flick through this week’s top stories, curated by Izzy Evans-Tovey
Things Jews are sick of hearing during the holiday season
The holiday season is an interesting time for people of non-Christian faith, especially during our younger years – from incessant questioning as to why we don’t have a Christmas tree, to deeper consolidation towards our othering. So here’s some things not to say to Jewish people during the holiday season.
First impressions of Sixth Form
Having gone through the otherworldly joys that are GCSEs (I’m hoping at least a couple of you would have maybe heard of those) last year, I have proudly begun the next phase of my higher education – Sixth Form. And as the first term of Year 12 comes to a festive halt, I wanted to relay the raw, the angsty and the honest first-hand experiences of what it’s like to be one of those elusive people lurking at the top of the STEAM tower.




